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It's "Giving Tuesday!" ... Could you help keep RedGREENandBlue going by making a small donation? - "For 10 years I've been publishing RedGREENandBlue.org, bringing together progressive and conservative voices in favor of climate change action. But we've lost our primary funding source."
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If you’d like to make a donation to a worthy cause on this Giving Tuesday… For the past ten years, I’ve been editing and publishing RedGREENandBlue.org, a website that brings together progressive and conservative voices in favor of climate change action. Unfortunately, with the current coronav...
If you’d like to make a donation to a worthy cause on this Giving Tuesday… For the past ten years, I’ve been editing and publishing RedGREENandBlue.org, a website that brings together progressive and conservative voices in favor of climate change action. Unfortunately, with the current coronav...
A rush is on to mine the deep seabed, with effects on ocean life that aren't well understood - "The oceans provide humans with food and oxygen and regulate Earth’s climate. Choices being made now could affect them far into the future in ways that aren’t yet understood."
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Mining the ocean floor for submerged minerals is a little-known, experimental industry. But soon it will take place on the deep seabed, which belongs to everyone, according to international law. Manganese nodules on the Atlantic Ocean floor off the southeastern United States, discovered in 2019 duri...
Mining the ocean floor for submerged minerals is a little-known, experimental industry. But soon it will take place on the deep seabed, which belongs to everyone, according to international law. Manganese nodules on the Atlantic Ocean floor off the southeastern United States, discovered in 2019 duri...

































