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The Nature Conservancy Which Eco-Issue Keeps You Up at Night?
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Do you wake up at 2 AM thinking about climate change? Endangered species? Ocean pollution? The future of the planet? Or something else? Leave a comment here (and on our blog, please) and let us know!
The Nature Conservancy Although there's still a long way to go, the Senate made some significant movement on climate change legislation this week. Below is what the Conservancy is looking for in a final climate change bill. What are your thoughts on climate change legislation?
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For the first time in history, the United States has a real chance to enact legislation that will reduce our global warming pollution and protect our communities against the devastating impacts of climate change. ...
The Nature Conservancy Our chief scientist, Peter Kareiva, tells Outside that "too much conservation is about sequestering nature." What do you think?
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scientists from the Nature Conservancy ran a Rapid Ecological Assessment of the Solomon Islands. For 35 days, they cruised 2,000 miles down the 950-island arch...
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White Sands National Monument, New Mexico
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Nature Photo of the Week
Published on November 6, 2009 Cool Green Science Blog
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Video: The former CEO of a power company explains why he believes we must take U.S. and international action against climate change now. And why that action will lead to a more stable economy.
Tell world leaders why you want action on climate change: http://bit.ly/34fv9
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David Flanagan of Maine speaks on his concerns about climate change, and what he believes world leaders must do to respond to this global issue.
The Nature Conservancy What's the Role of Science in Advocating Change?
Energy Sprawl and the Role of Science in Advocacy | Cool Green Science: The Conservation Blog of The
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Are scientific findings "dangerous" if our superficial culture twists and misinterprets them? The Conservancy's Rob McDonald blogs on that question--read his post and leave a comment!
The Nature Conservancy As the Arctic warms, its flora and fauna get more Southern. Listen to the Nature Stories podcast! This week: There's No Word for Robin.
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2 Days Left to Give!
Thank you to everyone for doing such a great job in your online efforts for The Nature Conservancy during America’s Giving Challenge! There is still time to donate $10 and tell 58 friends (in honor of the Conservancy’s birthday) about America’s Giving Challenge.
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The Nature Conservancy Ecotourism: Green Problem, or Green Solution?
Ecotourism: Green, or Bad for the Environment? | Cool Green Science: The Conservation Blog of The Na
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Does ecotourism help people understand the fragility of ecosystems, or undermine them? Read our blogger's post and tell us what you think!
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3 Days Left to Give!
Nature fans, You have given so much to our natural world through the Nature Conservancy cause, now its your turn to share how nature has given back to you. The Conservancy wants to know:
Where is your favorite place in the world?
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The Nature Conservancy The 2016 Rio Olympics: What Will They Mean for Rio's Environment?
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The Conservancy's David Cleary says they could be good news for the waters off Rio...but endanger pristine coastal ecosystems. Read his great Cool Green Science post!
The Nature Conservancy A Treehugger reporter visits Mesoamerica's Maya Forest-- the second-largest tropical rainforest in the world. Read more about the Conservancy's work in "Selva Maya" here: http://bit.ly/1lGLD8
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Me, pictured center, with just one of six million indigenous Mayans living in the Maya Forest. Why I didn't know much about Mesoamerica's Maya Forest (or 'Selva Maya' in Spanish), I'm not sure (and yes, am admittedly embarrassed). My
The Nature Conservancy Lionfish: A Menace to Caribbean Reef Life
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Conservancy marine scientist Stephanie Wear says lionfish are decimating other reef fish species in the Caribbean. Read her post and tell us what you think!
The Nature Conservancy Nature Video of the Week: Voices of Change
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Ray Sirois, IT Director for Wright-Pierce Engineering, discusses his concerns regarding climate change and its impacts on public infrastructure, and what he believes world leaders and the business community must do to respond to this global issue.
