You don’t need a fancy title to be a climate leader at work
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Employees at every level are helping companies go green. Learn more at
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Flood sensors help NYC residents stay out of dangerous waters
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A team has installed about 300 solar-powered sensors near streets and intersections that are flood-prone during storms or high tides. Learn more at
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Science educator makes a 7,000-mile journey in an electric SUV
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‘I love a big experiment.’ Learn more at
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A 30-year-old sea level rise projection has basically come true
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Even without today’s advanced modeling tools, scientists made a ‘remarkably’ accurate estimate. Learn more at
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Climate change is boosting health care costs
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An online tool helps businesses figure out how much climate change could increase what they pay for their employees’ health care. Learn more at
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A regional effort helps Ohio communities step up on climate change
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It’s helping cities and towns find the training, funding, and technical support to prepare for climate change and cut carbon pollution. Learn more at
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The policy change that could put more EVs on the road
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In many states, carmakers are prohibited from selling directly to consumers. Cutting out the middleman could help speed EV adoption. Learn more at
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Lights! Camera! Donated food!
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A Hollywood team gathers unused meals from TV and movie sets to share with food pantries, shelters, and low-income apartments. Learn more at
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Want to reduce your neighborhood’s pollution? Try a ‘walk audit’
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This exercise will help prepare you to push for a more pedestrian-friendly neighborhood. Learn more at
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Why scientists monitor carbon dioxide levels at a Hawaiian volcano
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Over nearly 70 years, they’ve documented atmospheric CO2 levels rising at Mauna Loa. Learn more at
info_outlineBy planting wildflowers instead of grass, developers are creating habitat for bees, butterflies, and birds. Learn more at https://www.yaleclimateconnections.org/