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The “30x30” campaign aims to conserve 30% of U.S. lands and waters by 2030, a goal that relies heavily on voluntary conservation efforts from private landowners. https://pew.org/3MzG6Yx via @brown_alex_ @pewtrusts
Have questions about climate change? Check out this thread with @rickspinradnoaa
Today on #EarthDay, I’ll be answering student questions about #climatechange.
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With the technology and policy tools ready to be used, why is it taking so long to act on the climate crisis?
https://worldwarzero.com/magazine/2022/04/latest-ipcc-report-offers-warnings-and-resolutions/
Arizona residents are fighting back against the expansion of a nearby natural gas plant, demanding its developers halt plans to double its size.
https://worldwarzero.com/magazine/2022/04/local-black-community-fights-back-against-expansion-of-natural-gas-plant-in-az/