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Regeneration International: Reverse Global Warming and End World Hunger
Climate Reality April 12, 2021In June 2015, about 60 people from 21 nations, representing businesses, the farming and scientific communities, educational institutions, policymakers and NGOs, convened in Costa Rica to draw up a blueprint for an international movement united around a common goal: to reverse global warming and end world hunger by facilitating and accelerating the global transition to regenerative agriculture and land management. In January 2017, Regeneration International (RI) achieved 501(c)(3) nonprofit status. Today, RI engages with a network of more than 250 international partners and a growing number of Regeneration Alliances throughout the world, including in the U.S., South Africa, India, Canada,…
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Creating a New Sense of Community: Youth Taking Action on Climate
April 12, 2021Through a grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service, two University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) professors worked with high school students to…
Learn MoreSwitching Rose-colored Glasses for Green
April 10, 2021Growing up in Orange County, California, I had the luxury of not experiencing the effects of climate change first-hand. My water was clean, my…
Learn MoreThe Green Zine: Environmental Storytelling
April 10, 2021My name is Max Sano and I am a Junior environmental studies and government joint major with an Arabic minor at Franklin & Marshall…
Learn MoreCelebrating Women in Climate Science, Advocacy and Activism
March 15, 2021Climate change is the biggest threat that we have ever faced as a civilization. However, the impact of climate change is disproportionate for women.…
Learn MoreThrough the Looking Glass: Climate Change and the Future of Water in the Tucson Region
March 15, 2021Editor’s Note: We look forward to any opportunity to highlight women who are outstanding examples of climate scientists and globally recognized as leaders in…
Learn MoreThis Racial Climate is Thick
February 16, 2021Imagine a distinct toxic burnt rubber smell in the air as you wake up every morning. Headaches that become routine and seem to dissipate…
Learn MoreBiden Administration: Hope for Climate Change Solutions?
January 26, 2021As President Biden steps into his role of leading the United States, do we have reason to be optimistic about his ambitious plan to…
Learn MoreAn Important Question: A Conversation with a Scientist
January 26, 2021The Union of Concerned Scientists posed a very important question to scientist, Rachel Cleetus, Climate and Energy Program Policy Director: What should the Biden…
Learn MoreAs the Climate Warms the Economy Grows Colder - Both Driven by the Same Scale of Inefficiencies
November 16, 2020I call it the Blue-Green-Red Resource Squeeze on the American economy. It is neither a perfect nor a straightforward comparison, but it does result…
Learn MoreVote As if Your House Is on Fire. Because It Is.
October 22, 2020“I want you to act as you would in a crisis. I want you to act as if our house is on fire. Because…
Learn MoreFocus is on Disaster in Natural Disaster: We Can Change This
August 17, 2020Hurricanes, Floods, Wildfires – Oh My! The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released the 2020 predictions for the Atlantic hurricane season, and it…
Learn More5 Actions You Can Take This Week
August 17, 2020Ready to do some good for yourself and our planet? We start now. Sustainability for all shared this article, addressing the ways to fight…
Learn MoreGetting to the Beginning: After the COVID-19 Pandemic
April 13, 2020In the Moment This shelter in place order has a few benefits. One is the opportunity to discover new platforms for connection and information.…
Learn MoreFlatten the Curve on Climate Change: What can we learn from our COVID-19 experience?
April 13, 2020One of our favorite climate champions is Joel Makower. Joel is the chairman and executive editor of GreenBiz Group Inc, producer of GreenBiz.com and…
Learn MoreFaces of the Climate March: Arizona
January 27, 2020Will this youth-led movement be a tipping point in the climate crisis? (Jake Meyers/University of Arizona). “We need to prepare the next generation…
Learn MoreThe Power of Partnerships: Picking up the Renewable Energy Pace
November 14, 2019Reflecting On Our Current Climate Reality As I sit to write this post, it's accurate to state that significant parts of our world are …
Learn MoreDisruptor for Good Spotlight Eleven: Trish
October 20, 2019Where Even the Mountains Swim I have no distinct memory of falling in love with the outdoors, I just remember always playing outside. I…
Learn MoreDisruptor for Good Spotlight Twelve: Helene
October 20, 2019Accidental Adventures I grew up in a somewhat rural suburb of Philadelphia, where a majority of my childhood was spent outdoors. My brothers and…
Learn MoreDisruptor for Good Spotlight Ten: Amy
August 26, 2019Starting in the Forest When I was a kid our family spent summers in the pine forest along the Mogollon Rim in central Arizona.…
Learn MoreGet Involved: Youth Activism and Mentorship
July 29, 2019Are you a young person looking to get involved in working to solve climate change, protect our planet’s biodiversity, or preserve our oceans? Or…
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