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BY JAYLENE MATIAS The largest annual climate event, Climate Week NYC hosts 400 events and activities around the City of New York, including live, virtual, and hybrid events. Business executives, political activists, local decision-makers,...
Sarah Phillips American politics can act as a critical barrier to a wide range of possibilities for environmental action; thus, addressing this issue might bring us closer to the root of the environmental crisis....
By: Kirsten Hogg Wildfires are a natural occurrence that can benefit ecosystems through the clearance of dead organic material, improving soil fertility and facilitating the reproductive cycle for certain plants. The increasing severity and...
Sarah Phillips Studying the origins of the environmental movement as we know it today may be valuable in determining how to accelerate it. The events that took place and the public sentiments that persisted...
by s a vicinanza · Published August 20, 2023 · Last modified August 19, 2023
BY: JAYLENE MATIAS Despite the urgent calls from scientists to address climate change, some Americans don’t think it should be a top priority, and some even dispute its existence. Overall, 46% of Americans believe...
by s a vicinanza · Published August 13, 2023 · Last modified August 12, 2023
Sarah Phillips As the state of the global environment continues to deteriorate, it is growing increasingly important for public information sources to adjust the persuasion strategies they employ to promote environmental concern, especially because...
by s a vicinanza · Published August 6, 2023 · Last modified August 3, 2023
By: Jaylene Matias Today, there is no denying that humans have contributed to the extreme heat, drought, wildfires, and flooding that are seen worldwide. As these catastrophes worsen, they bring to the fore concerns...
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