Things to read

There could be 1.2 billion climate refugees by 2050. Here’s what you need to know

The article highlights the potential impact of climate change on global migration, projecting that there could be up to 1.2 billion climate refugees by 2050. It discusses the drivers of climate migration, challenges faced by climate refugees, and the need for global action to address this looming crisis.
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The climate crisis is hitting the planet’s working classes the hardest and they know it

The op&ed argues that the working class is the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change and are already experiencing its effects. The article discusses the need to prioritize climate justice and involve those most affected in decision-making processes.
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The Intersection of Corporate Good and Climate Justice

The article explores the intersection between corporate social responsibility and climate justice, arguing that corporations have a responsibility to address the disproportionate impact of climate change on marginalized communities. It provides examples of companies that are taking steps to address climate justice and suggests ways that more companies can get involved in this work.
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Disability and climate justice: How to create a more inclusive movement

SOAS explores the intersection of disability justice and climate justice, highlighting how those with disabilities are disproportionately affected by climate change and emphasizing the need for a more inclusive climate movement that centers the voices and experiences of disabled individuals.
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More funding needed for climate adaptation, as risks mount

The UN climate conference (COP27) has concluded with countries agreeing on a global commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 45% by 2030, a significant step forward to limit global warming to 1.5°C.
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The creeping threat of the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt

The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, a massive seaweed bloom in the Atlantic Ocean, has been growing rapidly and is now visible from space. The bloom is caused by rising sea temperatures and nutrient pollution and can have negative impacts on marine life and coastal communities
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Climate Plans Remain Insufficient: More Ambitious Action Needed Now

The latest UN report states that current national climate action plans are insufficient to meet the Paris Agreement goals, and urgent and more ambitious action is needed now to avoid catastrophic climate change. The report calls for more significant and sustained action by governments and businesses alike
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How climate finance and adaptation can support vulnerable countries

The article discusses how climate finance and adaptation measures can support vulnerable countries in coping with the impacts of climate change, such as floods and droughts. It highlights the need for increased investment in adaptation strategies, particularly for developing countries.
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How to include Indigenous communities in climate action

The article discusses the importance of including Indigenous communities in climate action and offers recommendations on how to collaborate effectively, acknowledging their unique perspectives and knowledge.
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World Refugee Day: Ukraine refugee crisis demonstrates model for facilitating climate migration as a solution

The Ukrainian refugee crisis is an example of how countries can respond to climate migration. By recognizing climate refugees and providing support, we can address the humanitarian crisis caused by climate change
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Things to watch

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Can YOU Fix Climate Change?

Despite having unprecedented technological advancements, we feel overwhelmed by the rapid pace of climate change caused by greenhouse gases trapping energy and warming the planet. This results in more extreme weather, droughts, and rising sea levels. However, preventing these impacts is complicated Kurzgesagt explains why.
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Our Planet | Netflix Documentary Series

David Attenborough - narrated nature documentary series "Our Planet" examines Earth's natural beauty and how climate change impacts all living creatures.
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See what three degrees of global warming looks like

This film illustrates the devastating impacts of a three-degree Celsius rise in global temperatures above pre-industrial levels. The effects include intense heatwaves, floods, sea level rise, crop failure, and species extinction, disproportionately impacting marginalized communities. This scenario is possible if urgent climate action is not taken
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The End of Oil, Explained

Despite the significant progress brought by oil, it also caused massive inequalities. With the increasing global temperature, why is it challenging to shift away from fossil fuels and can we make the transition before it's too late?
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101 Videos | National Geographic

Explore and experience some of nature's most intriguing phenomena in the 101 series, a science class unlike any other.
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World's Water Crisis, Explained

The question of how to price the world's most valuable resource, water, while ensuring it remains a basic human right, has brought the global water crisis to an inflection point.
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The Intersectional History of Environmentalism

This initiative sheds light on the often-ignored and erased histories of Black, Indigenous, and people of color in the environmental movement. Through the video, the organization showcases their vital contributions and encourages a reclamation of relationships with nature, while amplifying initiatives for a just and equitable future
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Not On Our Soil - A Climate Justice Reality: Feature Film

In South Africa, people face severe climate and environmental injustices, but with knowledge of their rights and democracy, they have the power to engage with elected officials and advocate for a fair transition to a sustainable society. The video features stories of citizens advocating for a better world
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Climate Justice is Social Justice

The fourth episode of The Breakdown discusses how racism intersects with climate change, emphasizing the social justice aspect of the climate crisis. The episode also delves into the Green New Deal's role in achieving a fair and equitable transition.
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A Message from the Future II: The Years of Repair

a hopeful two-part short film that tells the story of a possible future where the Green New Deal has transformed the United States into a sustainable, equitable, and just society.
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Things to do

Donate to the Ocean Cleanup project

The Ocean Cleanup is a non-profit organization working to remove plastic waste from oceans. You can donate to support their mission of a plastic-free ocean
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Listen to Future Ecologies Podcast

Made for audiophiles and nature lovers alike, every episode is an invitation to see your world in a new light – set to original music & immersive soundscapes, and weaving together interviews with expert knowledge holders.
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Listen to BBC Costing The Earth Podcast

Fresh ideas from the sharpest minds working toward a cleaner, greener planet
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Listen to BBC Earth Podcast

Each week the BBC Earth podcast brings you entertainment, humour, an abundance of amazing animal stories and unbelievable unheard sounds. Explore the world of animals with superpowers, deep dive into death, hear from heroes passionately protecting the planet and get expert insights into corners of the natural world you’ve never explored before.
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Attend the EarthX Film & Music Festival

EarthX seeks to promote film and the art of storytelling in a way that entertains, informs and inspires audiences to get outside, push boundaries, and protect the environment.
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Try the Ecohappiness 30 day Challenge

Spending time in and around nature is so beneficial to our family’s health and well-being. It calms us when we are feeling stressed and boosts our mood when we are feeling down. The 30-Day Ecohappiness Challenge Calendar is filled with fun and relaxing activities for your family to enjoy together without leaving your own neighborhood. All of these activities can be done from inside your home, on your balcony, or in your backyard.
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Earth Day 2023 Festival + Virtual Stage

Our Earth Day 2023 Festival + Virtual Stage provides a space for the climate and environmental communities to connect with the public, meet and learn from one another, and bring new people into the movement.
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Adopt a Symbolic Species with WWF

Support WWF's global efforts to protect wild animals and their habitats and choose from kits with plush and more.
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Digital Cleanup Day - Virtual Event on 18th March

Unnecessary emails, files, apps, duplicates of photos and videos are all digital waste. This digital waste creates digital pollution that continues to consume energy even when we have forgotten it. Digital trash sits in the backups on servers that provide us with cloud service and continue consuming electricity.
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Meat Free Monday Movement

The movement to skip meat once a week continues to grow as more and more people are finding innovative ways to make meatless dishes part of their everyday culture, customs and cuisine.
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