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"Despite Official Vote, the Evidence of the Anthropocene Is Clear" [1]

"When a governing body of the International Union of Geological Sciences voted down a proposal to name a new epoch in Earth’s history, it ignored conclusive evidence that for the first time, a single species — humans — has fundamentally altered the planet."

Agriculture [2]
Climate Change [3]
Energy & Fuel [4]
Environmental Studies [5]
Natural Resources [6]
People & Population [7]
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Public [9]
International [10]
Source: YaleE360 [11], 04/04/2024
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"New Count Of Gray Whales Along West Coast Suggests Rebound" [12]

"A new count of the gray whale population along the West Coast shows “signs of recovery” five years after hundreds of them washed ashore and the population began declining, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric [Administration]."

Biodiversity [13]
Climate Change [3]
Fish & Fisheries [14]
Natural Resources [6]
Science [8]
Water & Oceans [15]
Wildlife [16]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [17]
International [10]
Source: Seattle Times [18], 04/02/2024
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"Nations Are Undercounting Emissions, Putting UN Goals at Risk" [19]

"Because of lax rules, national inventories reported to the United Nations grossly underestimate many countries’ greenhouse gas emissions. The result, analysts say, is that the world can not verify compliance with agreed emissions targets, jeopardizing global climate agreements."

Climate Change [3]
Energy & Fuel [4]
Journalism & Media [20]
Pollution [21]
Science [8]
Public [9]
International [10]
Source: YaleE360 [22], 03/25/2024
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"Using AI To Spot Edible Mushrooms Could Kill You" [23]

"AI tools are good for some things, but don’t trust your health to apps that make frequent mistakes".

Biodiversity [13]
Consumer [24]
Environmental Health [25]
Food [26]
Natural Resources [6]
People & Population [7]
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Technology [27]
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National (U.S.) [17]
Source: Washington Post [28], 03/19/2024
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Planting Trees May Not Be as Good for the Climate as Previously Believed [29]

"The climate benefits of trees storing carbon dioxide is partially offset by dark forests’ absorption of more heat from the sun, and compounds they release that slow the destruction of methane in the atmosphere, the research shows."

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Public [9]
International [10]
Source: Inside Climate News [31], 03/14/2024
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Climate-Science Deniers Are Plotting Against the Clean Energy Transition [32]

"Last July, a small group of rabble-rousers boarded a trio of powerboats, banners and bullhorns in hand. They were headed for the massive floating construction site of an offshore wind farm 35 miles from the eastern tip of Long Island, New York."

Climate Change [3]
Energy & Fuel [4]
Environmental Politics [33]
Journalism & Media [20]
Science [8]
Water & Oceans [15]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [17]
Source: Sierra [34], 03/13/2024
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"Scientists Say They’re Closer To Reviving Mammoths. What Could Go Wrong?" [35]

"The plan to bring back the woolly mammoth — or at least a version of it — is ambitious but raises hairy questions".

Biodiversity [13]
Natural Resources [6]
Science [8]
Technology [27]
Wildlife [16]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [17]
International [10]
Source: Washington Post [36], 03/07/2024
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Plastic Food Packaging Contains 1000s Of Hormone-Mimicking Chemicals: Study [37]

"Plastic food packaging contains chemicals that disrupt the endocrine system — and that can leach into food, a new study has found."

Chemicals [38]
Consumer [24]
Environmental Health [25]
Food [26]
Pollution [21]
Science [8]
Waste [39]
Public [9]
National (U.S.) [17]
International [10]
Source: The Hill [40], 03/06/2024
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Study Says 2023’s Crazy Atlantic Ocean Heat Foretells Much Hotter World [41]

"Off the charts “crazy” heat in the North Atlantic ocean and record-smashing Antarctic sea ice lows last year are far more severe than what Earth’s supposed to get with current warming levels. They are more like what happens at twice this amount of warming, a new study said."

Climate Change [3]
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Water & Oceans [15]
Public [9]
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Source: AP [42], 03/01/2024
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March 20, 2024

SWCC Workshop: "To Build a Better Future, We Must First Imagine It." [43]

Join queer science communicator and climate optimist Ive Velikova in this Science Writers & Communicators of Canada workshop exploring how to leverage the power of storytelling to motivate climate action in your community, drawing from storytelling traditions and speculative fiction genres. 3:00-4:00 p.m. ET.

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