Farming practices improve opportunities for women in Cambodia

March 2, 2016 by Stephanie McCauley

A new project led by Penn State focuses on improving the livelihoods of women working in small scale farming in Cambodia. By encouraging ...

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Six Opportunities to Benefit Children's Health and the Climate

March 2, 2016 by Elizabeth Sawin

Green space benefits both health and climate protection.

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Using the World Climate Simulation in a Virtual Classroom

February 29, 2016 by Ellie Johnston

Guest post by Dr. Marsha Willard, faculty of MBA in Sustainable Systems, Pinchot University, Seattle, WA. In spite of the limitations of a ...

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The Paris Climate Talks: Deliverance or Disappointment?

February 25, 2016 by Shanna Edberg

At a recent forum at MIT, Professor John Sterman outlined the significance of the Paris climate agreement, along with the challenges that ...

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Biking infrastructure saves money and helps the climate

February 24, 2016 by Shanna Edberg

A new study by the University of California found that cities around the world could save $24 trillion and lower urban vehicle emissions by ...

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Most City-Level Climate Pacts Embrace Multisolving

February 23, 2016 by Shanna Edberg

One way to distinguish among the proliferation of pacts and pledges for city-level climate action is to look at the extent to which each ...

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Foundation for Sustainable Families creates support systems for communities

February 17, 2016 by Stephanie McCauley

The Foundation for Sustainable Families provides education, resources, and a support system for families and groups in areas including ...

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We All Can Create Co-Benefits With Our Climate Efforts – Practical Tools For Multisolvers

February 17, 2016 by Shanna Edberg

Have you heard of multisolving? You may not recognize the word, but you’ve probably heard the idea described in different ways. For example:

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Copenhagen's new parks build community green space while protecting from floods

February 5, 2016 by Shanna Edberg

Rather than opting for "gray infrastructure" solutions to flooding, such as building new pipes to handle heavy rainfall, Copenhagen is ...

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"Bicycle autobahn" will connect Germany with a system of 100km of dedicated bike routes

February 2, 2016 by Stephanie McCauley

Recently, Germany opened the first 5 kilometers of a new "bicycle autobahn" system that is planned to cover the country with 100 kilometers ...

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Nairobi Training on the World Climate Exercise

February 2, 2016 by Ellie Johnston

Ellie Johnston, Climate and Energy Lead for Climate Interactive, led the World Climate simulation in Nairobi to initiate our diffusion of ...

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Ten Strategies For Capturing Multiple Benefits in Climate Action Plans

February 1, 2016 by Elizabeth Sawin

Hundreds of cities, states, nations, and businesses made pledges in Paris to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These ten strategies could ...

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