Volunteer Spotlight: Bea Acosta By Katie Zakrzewski After college, 22-year-old Beatriz “Bea” Acosta hoped to find an organization that would allow her to combine the fields that she loved most. An internship helped Bea realize that she loved public policy, as well as her major in biology. When her mother started to experience health problems… Continue reading Volunteer Spotlight: Bea Acosta
Month: October 2021
IPCC report spurs climate advocates onward
IPCC report spurs climate advocates onward By Rick Knight On August 6, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued the first chapter of its latest comprehensive climate report, the Sixth Assessment Report (AR6). For background, the IPCC issues these ARs at intervals of five to seven years, with other special reports, like the Special… Continue reading IPCC report spurs climate advocates onward
To meet America’s Paris pledge, climate policy Avengers must assemble
A new RFF study analyzes what combination of climate policies will bring the U.S. in line with its emissions reduction pledge. To meet America’s Paris pledge, climate policy Avengers must assemble By Dana Nuccitelli To meet our share of greenhouse gas emissions cuts as part of the Paris target to limit global warming to well… Continue reading To meet America’s Paris pledge, climate policy Avengers must assemble
Citizens’ Climate Radio Ep. 64: Hinduism and LGBTQ climate work
Citizens’ Climate Radio Ep. 64: Hinduism and LGBTQ climate work Citizens’ Climate Radio is a monthly podcast hosted by CCLer Peterson Toscano. Browse all our past episode recaps here, or listen to past episodes here, and check out the latest episode in the post below. How does an American Hindu approach the climate crisis? What… Continue reading Citizens’ Climate Radio Ep. 64: Hinduism and LGBTQ climate work