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The Unexpected Ways Climate Change is Reshaping College Education

The Unexpected Ways Climate Change is Reshaping College Education
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Here s How to Volunteer in DC This Spring

Here’s How to Volunteer in DC This Spring Thrillist 4 hrs ago © Courtesy of Potomac Conservancy As the cold recedes and the fight to control the COVID-19 pandemic continues to show progress, DC is finally beginning to look and feel like its old self. But as we move forward to a new normal, we’re still looking for ways to give back. Recent headlines may catalyze you to donate to causes that will stop hatred and violence against Asians, or the warming weather may encourage you to find causes that will allow you to spend time outside. Of course, there is an ongoing need to support emergency food and donations of critical supplies, as well as plenty of ways to virtually organize and participate in online activism.

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Big names slam draft Future Buildings Standard and demand national retrofit plan

Big names slam draft Future Buildings Standard and demand national retrofit plan Digital Edition: Big names slam draft Future Buildings Standard and demand national retrofit plan A group of 21 leading built environment and climate action organisations has hit out at ‘significant shortcomings’ in the government’s proposed new energy and ventilation standards for non-domestic buildings and existing homes in England Enjoyed your complimentary access to the AJ? Register to read a limited number of free articles Register Every issue of the AJ Every issue of AJ Specification Unlimited access to AJ articles online Daily newsletter and competition updates Access to the AJ Buildings Library

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European Court Opens Itself up to Climate-Related Human Rights Challenges

European Court Opens Itself up to Climate-Related Human Rights Challenges
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Dumbarton climate change: help wanted | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

Rose Harvie A COMMUNITY activist from Dumbarton has issued a public appeal for support from other residents as she looks to set up a climate action group in the town. Rose Harvie says she wants to see Dumbarton follow in the footsteps of two groups recently set up in neighbouring Argyll and Bute – one of them in nearby Cardross. Mrs Harvie also cited a recent report by the scientists and journalists who make up the Climate Central research group, which suggested that much of Dumbarton and the Vale could be submerged by 2050 because of rising sea levels if nothing is done to tackle the growing climate emergency.

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