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How Rising CO2 Levels May Contribute to Die-Off of Bees

December 15, 2020May 11, 2016 by Lisa Palmer

As they investigate the factors behind the decline of bee populations, scientists are now eyeing a new culprit — soaring levels of carbon dioxide, which alter plant physiology and significantly reduce protein in important sources of pollen.

Categories Environment Tags climate change, colony collapse disorder, environmental effects of climate change Leave a comment

How Climate Change and Failed Agricultural Policies have Contributed to Conflict in Syria

December 15, 2020May 10, 2016 by Megan Perry

The conflict in Syria and the rise of Isis have displaced half a nation of people and generated the largest humanitarian crisis in the world today.

Categories Environment Tags agricultural policy, climate change, environmental effects of climate change, food security, Syrian conflict Leave a comment

Leading the Public into Emergency Mode: A New Strategy for the Climate Movement: Excerpt

December 15, 2020May 10, 2016 by Margaret Klein Salamon

Emergency mode is the mode of human psychological functioning that occurs when individuals or groups respond optimally to existential or moral emergencies.

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Climate Democracy for Rural Communities

December 15, 2020May 9, 2016 by Anna Claussen

There is a common misconception that you can’t talk about climate change in rural communities because the issue is considered too polarizing.

Categories Act: Inspiration, Environment Tags building resilient communities, climate change, participatory decision-making Leave a comment

Abrupt Sea Level Rise Looms As Increasingly Realistic Threat

December 15, 2020May 6, 2016 by Nicola Jones

Now, a growing number of studies are raising the possibility that as those ice sheets melt, sea levels could rise by six feet this century, and far higher in the next, flooding many of the world’s populated coastal areas.

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The Movement to Stop Fossil Fuel Development Is Winning

December 15, 2020May 5, 2016 by Wenonah Hauter

The movement to stop fossil fuel development just keeps winning.

Categories Act: Inspiration, Environment Tags climate change, climate change activism, Energy Policy, environmental effects of fossil fuel extraction, fossil fuel extraction Leave a comment

The Panic Of ’32?

December 15, 2020May 4, 2016 by Roger Boyd

When the realities of rapid climate change become undeniable to the general populous will the elites have any legitimacy left to be able to make the hard and painful choices necessary?

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World Tree to Reverse Climate Change through Earth-Repair

December 15, 2020May 3, 2016 by Jordan Fink

Atmospheric carbon could be used to replenish our soil, and in the process, according to Jordan Fink, we could pull enough carbon out of the atmosphere to bring CO2 levels back to what they were in the 1800’s.

Categories Act: Inspiration, Environment Tags carbon sequestration strategies, climate change Leave a comment

Water-Related Risks Strand $Billions in Energy, Mining, Power Projects

December 15, 2020May 2, 2016 by Keith Schneider

More than a decade later economists and financial analysts are again identifying powerful signals of economic distress, this time in the energy, mining, power-producing, and farm industries.

Categories Economy Tags climate change, environmental effects of climate change, oil prices, stranded assets Leave a comment

We Are Mother Earth’s Red Line: Frontline Communities Lead The Climate Justice Fight Beyond The Paris Agreement

December 15, 2020May 2, 2016 by It Takes Roots to Weather the Storm staff

The Paris Climate Agreement of December 2015 is a dangerous distraction that threatens all of us.

Categories Environment Tags climate change, climate justice movement, COP 21 agreement, fossil fuel extraction, social movements 1 Comment

City Centre Milking Parlour Provokes Discussion

December 15, 2020May 2, 2016 by Hannah Steenbergen

Finding innovative ways to provoke discussion and engage people with where their food comes from and how we value it as a society is an interesting challenge. This is exactly what Nessie Reid’s Milking Parlour exhibition in Bristol city centre set out to do.

Categories Act: Inspiration, Food & Water Tags building resilient food systems, climate change, dairy farming Leave a comment

Getting Real About Resilience in South Brooklyn

December 15, 2020April 29, 2016 by Sabine Aronowsky

Turning the Tide is helping public housing residents prepare for the next storm—while also making climate disaster less likely.

Categories Act: Inspiration, Environment Tags building resilient communities, climate change, climate justice Leave a comment
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