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Governor Newsom Champions Historic Climate Action at Global Climate Summit in Brazil

November 17, 2025 George Thomas

What you need to know: As Governor Newsom’s time at COP30 comes to a close, California continues to reaffirm steadfast climate leadership at a moment when the federal government’s inaction…

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When It Doesn’t Rain Enough In The Rainforest

March 9, 2022 George Thomas

KETCHIKAN, ALASKA – In 2018, Ketchikan, Alaska, received 100 inches of rain. It was deep in a drought. Compare that to Las Vegas, with its measly four inches of annual…

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Billie Eilish & Maggie Baird Take To Capitol Hill To Advocate For Plant-Based School Meals

February 22, 2022 George Thomas

Mother-daughter duo Eilish and Baird joined Representatives Velázquez and Bowman along with climate, racial and health justice groups for a briefing on the Healthy Future Students and Earth Act WASHINGTON,…

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Seacoast Trust Created to Spur New Model for Indigenous-led Stewardship in SE Alaska and Support Climate Solutions

January 23, 2022 George Thomas

ANCHORAGE, ALASKA — Late last year, Sealaska and The Nature Conservancy announced they seek to jointly contribute nearly $20 million in seed funding to an established network of partners and…

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News Of The Arctic From New Orleans, Louisiana

December 22, 2021 George Thomas

By Ned Rozell, Special to the Van Nuys News Press NEW ORLEANS, LA — Like everything in the past year-plus, the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union is a…

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Climate Change Film Shows Geophysical Institute Researchers In Harsh Greenland Landscape

May 30, 2021 George Thomas

GREENLAND, PLANET EARTH — The wind’s low, rumbling howl fills the ears for 89 seconds before a human voice is heard. The ice and snow of Greenland’s expanse passes below,…

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EDITORIAL: As Australia Burns, Their Leaders Refuse To Take Definitive Steps To Battle Climate Change

January 5, 2020 George Thomas

According to Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison, there’s no need to panic. But tell that to the tens of thousands of Australians who are evacuating their homes and the thousands…

Governor Newsom Champions Historic Climate Action at Global Climate Summit in Brazil

When It Doesn’t Rain Enough In The Rainforest

Billie Eilish & Maggie Baird Take To Capitol Hill To Advocate For Plant-Based School Meals

Seacoast Trust Created to Spur New Model for Indigenous-led Stewardship in SE Alaska and Support Climate Solutions

News Of The Arctic From New Orleans, Louisiana

Climate Change Film Shows Geophysical Institute Researchers In Harsh Greenland Landscape

EDITORIAL: As Australia Burns, Their Leaders Refuse To Take Definitive Steps To Battle Climate Change

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