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Eye On // October 13, 2023 // By Angus Soderberg
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ORGANIZING REGIONAL ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE, HEALTH, AND ENVIRONMENT
As the 2030 deadline for the Sustainable Development Goals looms, the World
Health Organization has proposed a new regional framework that aims to build
climate-resilient and sustainable health systems, improve the health sector’s
access to climate funding, and build an evidence base for policymaking.
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Guest Contributor // October 13, 2023 // By Peter Schwartzstein
I flew into Tel Aviv last Friday afternoon, primed for a week of meetings
with Israeli and Palestinian environmentalists and officials. By sounding out
these men and women in Jerusalem, the West Bank, and other parts of the
region, I hoped to expand on past explorations of their transboundary
cooperation, widely recognized as a model for environmental peacebuilding.
Through an articulation of the successes that they––and their Jordanian
peers–have had in bolstering water access, renewable energy, and
environmental protection across their shared natural landscape, I was looking
forward to telling a positive environmental conflict story—particularly one
in a place that is often bereft of good news.
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China Environment Forum // Guest Contributor // October 12, 2023 // By
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Extreme heat from climate change threatens food security in the world’s two
food-producing superpowers. Climate adaptation for agriculture is a must. The
US and China have much to share on climate-smart farming practices to help us
both weather the storms and droughts.
2023 brought scorching heat waves that baked crops and livestock in China and
the United States. In China, farm animals and fish died from extreme heat in
June with some provinces enduring weeks of temperatures above 40°C (104°F).
In one farm, a heatwave-triggered power outage resulted in hundreds of pigs
suffocating to death after shed fans stopped working.
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Dot-Mom // Guest Contributor // October 11, 2023 // By Vina
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In the fight for global gender equality, women’s economic empowerment and
sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are intrinsically linked.
This year, for instance, the Biden-Harris administration launched the U.S.
Strategy on Global Women’s Economic Security. The interagency strategy is the
first of its kind, and it lays out a vision in which women and girls around
the world, in all their diversity, are able to fully, meaningfully, and
equally contribute to, and benefit from, economic growth and global
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Guest Contributor // October 10, 2023 // By Sinéad Barry, Alexandra
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More than 11,300 people are confirmed to have died in the floods that struck
eastern Libya on September 11, 2023, far surpassing many estimates of the
death toll in the country’s 2011 civil war. Thousands are still missing.
Flooding has washed away approximately 25% of the city of Derna, and damage
to roads and bridges is curtailing emergency service access. A rapid
attribution study estimated that the extreme rain was at least a “1-in-300
year event.” This is far beyond previously recorded incidents, yet such
incidents are now up to 50 times more likely—and up to 50% more intense—when
compared to a 1.2°C cooler climate.
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Guest Contributor // October 9, 2023 // By Sharon Guynup
This article, by Sharon Guynup, originally appeared on Mongabay.
In Hawaii and elsewhere in the North Pacific, few hatchlings are
emerging from the nests of endangered hawksbill and green sea turtles. In
Wisconsin, some tree swallows have failed to produce offspring. In
California, infectious diseases are now more common in southern sea otters.
In Michigan, bluegills are swimming slower. In the Arctic, some hooded seals
and their pups have thyroid problems. And in North Carolina’s Cape Fear
River, American alligators have been found with lesions and unhealed,
infected wounds.
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A WARMING WORLD IS ACCELERATING THE SPREAD OF DENGUE
Dengue is now endemic in most Latin American countries. But scientists warn
that a warming climate is increasing the pace of breeding and transmission of
dengue-carrying mosquitoes, and bring them into new countries.
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China Environment Forum // Guest Contributor // October 5, 2023 // By
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In a time where climate action is urgent, there are debates how China’s
“eco-authoritarianism” can move climate and environmental policies faster
than in liberal democracies. Although eco-authoritarianism has some benefits,
it is no “green bullet” as divisions between China’s central and local
governments and a lack of civic participation can slow or derail some climate
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