Art project encourages Philly residents to take the bus to city parks
Release Date: 11/29/2024
Cows eat seaweed, planet breathes easier
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A dash of seaweed in a cow’s diet slashes the climate-warming methane usually released in their burps. Learn more at
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Wildlife is slowly returning to Colorado forests that burned in 2020
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Motion-detector cameras and audio recorders are helping researchers track the recovery. Learn more at
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Tips: How to save on gas money and reduce pollution
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Here’s how to make your car more fuel-efficient. Learn more at
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Rising electricity demand could mean more fossil fuels – for now
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But investments in clean energy and efficiency could help in the long term. Learn more at
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Mushroom grower finds new purpose for New York’s food scraps
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Scraps from restaurants and stores are used to grow blue oysters, chestnut mushrooms, and more. Learn more at
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Pumped hydro systems could help solve the challenge of renewable energy storage
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They can store a large amount of clean energy, releasing it when it’s needed most. Learn more at
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Denver nonprofit transforms city lots into lush food forests
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The urban gardens offer free fruit and a shady retreat. Learn more at
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Cargo trucks cause a lot of pollution. Electrifying them could help
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At the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, California, a coalition plans to lease electric trucks and offer affordable charging. Learn more at
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Nonprofit works to support crops grown in the Mississippi Delta
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Delta Harvest is partnering with the World Wildlife Fund to create a network of women and Black-owned specialty rice farms. Learn more at
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An artist is painting a vision of a better world
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She’s using her paintbrush to show what climate solutions look like. Learn more at
info_outlineA multimedia art project called ‘Routes to Roots’ aims to connect people to the outdoors without using a car. Learn more at https://www.yaleclimateconnections.org/