On September 16th, 2021, we livestreamed insights on how the climate movement is using the COVID crisis to capitalize on their short and long-term goals.
Here’s the livestream link:
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RE: COVID Lessons Learned to be Applied to Climate Change – Politicians Can’t Stop Climate Change
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Marijn Poels Release of New Film on September 23th 19.00 Pm [CED] 13.00 PM [EDT] 10.00 AM [PDT]
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I hardly ever agree with Max Fawcett, but I must agree with part of his recent op-ed in the National Observer in that it was … Continue reading
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A Climate Change Conversation with Michelle Stirling
Dr. Nemeth talks with Michelle Stirling, Communications Manager for Friends of Science Society.
Podcast link: https://anchor.fm/t-nemeth/episodes/Conversation-with-Michelle-Stirling-e14ft2o
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Will the Paris Climate Accord Work?
The world’s largest greenhouse gas (GHG) emitters are now … Continue reading