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On Earth Day, AWF celebrates conservation experts working to restore our planet

By Patrick Mitchell | April 21, 2021 About the Author Patrick Mitchell is African Wildlife Foundation s Public Relations and Corporate Communications Manager.More The 2021 Earth Day theme ‘Restore Our Earth’ looks at natural processes, emerging technology, and innovative thinking that helps restore the world’s ecosystems. African Wildlife Foundation utilizes all of the above every day to protect wildlife and wild lands, and enhance natural ecosystems. In Africa, we are working to build strong wildlife economies in local communities to serve as our first and last line of defense for conserving wildlife and protecting habitats. In recognition of Earth Day on April 22, we are shining a light on five of our experts managing conservation programs on the continent and overseeing global advocacy efforts. Their work exemplifies the essential connections between wildlife conservation and the world’s largest environmental movement, which started more than 50 years ago on the first

UWI: Make health part of climate-change policy

UWI: Make health part of climate-change policy File photo by Sureash Cholai UWI St Augustine is calling for health to be an intrinsic part of the policies being made in the Caribbean to adapt to the impacts of climate change. The call comes after the international Climate Leaders’ Summit held to celebrate Earth Day, April 22. The summit was hosted by the US, which has just re-entered the Paris Agreement. The Biden administration brought together 40 world leaders, including the prime ministers of Jamaica and Antigua and Barbuda, to generate international momentum on ambitious climate action in the lead-up to November’s UN climate negotiations (COP26).

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Simple insulation solutions keep families warm and reduce air pollution

“ Even though it was very cold inside the house in the past winters, we did not insulate it due to limited financial and human resources. As a result of learning [from the Simple Solution Campaign] I can now insulate my own house with simple and affordable solutions,” said Ankhbayar B., a resident of the 16 th Khoroo of Sukhbaatar District. The Simple Solutions Campaign launched in Sukhbaatar and Songinokhairkhan Districts three months ago with a call to insulate houses using materials readily available. I didn t know that heat loss would be significantly reduced just by insulating our doors and windows,” explained Ankhbayar B.

Countering dominant narratives of NZ s far right

Countering dominant narratives of NZ s far right Newsroom 4 hrs ago © Provided by Newsroom A new report offers counter-narratives to deploy against New Zealand s far right, Marc Daalder reports A European Union-funded study has praised Jacinda Ardern s response to the March 15 terror attack and offered suggestions for how New Zealand can counter far-right narratives in the future. The report surveyed 12 far-right groups, including defunct 1990s-era skinhead gangs like Unit 88 and more modern white supremacist outfits like Action Zealandia, to determine the most prevalent extremist narratives. It then recommended potential avenues for countering these narratives. Titled From Gangs to Groupuscules and Solo-Actor Terrorism: New Zealand Radical Right Narratives and Counter-Narratives in the Context of the Christchurch Attack, the paper was written by William Allchorn, an expert on anti-Islamic extremism in Europe. It was published by the Hedayah Center and the Centre for Ana

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