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With growing distrust of governmental institutions, employees are using their voices to advocate for change and demand that their employers do so, too. Business Green activism agriculture change-and deforestation employee-engagement employees-are employers food-systems forestry growing-distrust petition-created using-their while-the-world MORE
With a range that covers the United States, watching monarchs was once a shared cultural experience, but that is changing fast. Unfortunately, the overwintering sites are still threatened by extreme weather events and climate change. A surprising threat to monarchs from climate change has to do with the way that they navigate. Milkweed and Changes in Agriculture. Milkweed used to be abundant in the United States, especially in agricultural fields. MORE
Download full report: The Critical Decade 2013 Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on email Share on print Two years ago the Climate Commission warned that 2011-2020 is the ‘Critical Decade’ for tackling climate change. One quarter of the way through the Critical Decade, many consequences of climate change are already evident, and the risks of further climate change are better understood. Download The Critical Decade 2013: Climate change science, risks and responses. MORE
Everybody wants to know the answer, especially when it comes to climate change. But it’s not just about how the temperature will change and how nature will react; it’s how people will react (or won’t) to those changes. Take farmers: How will they respond to hotter and drier growing conditions, as predicted by climate change? Here’s what we found: + Most of the United States will get drier with climate change. + MORE
According to researchers, about half the reduction in methane emissions during the time period can be attributed to rice agricultural changes. Climate Change EnvironmentMethane is a potent greenhouse gas produced by a number of sources, including fossil fuels, livestock and forest fires. Methane traps twenty times more heat than carbon dioxide, making methane an emission scientists follow closely. MORE
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FEBRUARY 24, 2020
With growing distrust of governmental institutions, employees are using their voices to advocate for change and demand that their employers do so, too. Business Green activism agriculture change-and deforestation employee-engagement employees-are employers food-systems forestry growing-distrust petition-created using-their while-the-world
Eco Friendly Daily
MARCH 11, 2013
According to researchers, about half the reduction in methane emissions during the time period can be attributed to rice agricultural changes. Climate Change EnvironmentMethane is a potent greenhouse gas produced by a number of sources, including fossil fuels, livestock and forest fires. Methane traps twenty times more heat than carbon dioxide, making methane an emission scientists follow closely.
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Nature Conservancy - Science
JUNE 25, 2013
Everybody wants to know the answer, especially when it comes to climate change. But it’s not just about how the temperature will change and how nature will react; it’s how people will react (or won’t) to those changes. Take farmers: How will they respond to hotter and drier growing conditions, as predicted by climate change? Here’s what we found: + Most of the United States will get drier with climate change. +
Nature Conservancy - Science
FEBRUARY 26, 2014
With a range that covers the United States, watching monarchs was once a shared cultural experience, but that is changing fast. Unfortunately, the overwintering sites are still threatened by extreme weather events and climate change. A surprising threat to monarchs from climate change has to do with the way that they navigate. Milkweed and Changes in Agriculture. Milkweed used to be abundant in the United States, especially in agricultural fields.
The Green Changemakers
JULY 15, 2013
Download full report: The Critical Decade 2013 Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on email Share on print Two years ago the Climate Commission warned that 2011-2020 is the ‘Critical Decade’ for tackling climate change. One quarter of the way through the Critical Decade, many consequences of climate change are already evident, and the risks of further climate change are better understood. Download The Critical Decade 2013: Climate change science, risks and responses.
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