On October 13th, 1996 an estimated 300 protestors gathered at the White House to throw the ashes of AIDS victims onto the White House lawn. The action was inspired by queer artist and writer David Wojnarowicz’s essay collection, Close to the Knives: A Memoir of Disintegration, in which Wojnarowicz outlines …
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What it says in the title. In a climate and ecological emergency we cannot afford to lose trees and species. XR Norwich will do all we can to peacefully defend this woodland. http://www.xrnorwich.com/thorpe-woods.html This video was first published onSource link . We are just re-posting and re-sharing. Y Not Freakin’ …
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Market to Watch: Ramping up climate ambition and green recovery plans for a 1.5°C future As the world battles the coronavirus pandemic, it is critical to maintain sight of long-term climate objectives. International commitment to climate action can be the key to enabling economies to recover and rebuild more resilient …
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Hey Guys, In this video Discuused About Climae change happening in our home Planet Earth. We already close to rise the 1 degree of Earth ‘s Overall Temperature. There is anther Emergency which is Climate Change It is Effect on Our 1. Next Human Generation 2 Our Balanced Ecosystem 3. …
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In addition to the topics of technological advancement and artificial intelligence, Martin is very close to nature and interested in climate change. Nowadays, when the world’s largest forests are swept by fires and new climate problems are emerging, it is more than necessary to look for unconventional solutions. How can …
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Dr. Alicia Pérez-Porro, a Spanish marine biologist connecting the ocean, gender equality, and science diplomacy for a sustainable future, sat down with the Ambassador of Spain, Santiago Cabanas, for a virtual “café” to talk about her work, the climate emergency, and science diplomacy. “Un café con…” is a new series …
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Sarah Queblatin is a regenerative solutions designer weaving advocacy, non-profit management, and consultancy experiences in environmental education, cultural heritage, peacebuilding, and humanitarian assistance for the last 20 years. After responding to conflict and natural disasters in the Philippines, she was inspired to form Green Releaf to support community leaders in …
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Marcus Dittrich is an ecologist and coordinator of the Tamera Ecology garden team. Communities on the Edge: Our Response to the Climate Emergency is a series of videos from the Global Ecovillage Network, exploring how ecovillages and sustainable projects are being affected by, how they are responding to, and what …
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This short film illustrates the impact that deforestation in the Amazon can have on the weather, climate and flood risk of both local and downstream areas. For teaching resources and further information about the Water Cycle, visit https://www.metlink.org/rainforest-deforestation-the-carbon-and-water-cycles/ This video was first published onSource link . We are just re-posting …
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As the Christmas holidays approach, could the world soon face a shortage of chocolate? Cocoa trees need stable, tropical temperatures and high humidity. But in Ivory Coast, the world’s top cocoa producer, these climatic conditions are becoming increasingly rare due to deforestation. However, it might not be too late, as Ivory Coast’s authorities …
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