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Here’s why ensuring health and education is important for climate mitigation
by Ruthie Burrows, Ph.D.
Health and education are part of a holistic approach to a thriving planet. They are fundamental human rights and are essential to ensuring global equity and well-being. They are also pillars of climate action, but as scholarship in demography and public health shows, these connections can’t be measured by direct cause-and-effect and are far more nuanced than a single metric can capture.
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After nearly 2,000 hours studying climate action, here's how I think policy can be more impactful
by Daniel Jasper
One of the most common questions I receive after presenting on Project Drawdown’s climate solutions is ‘if people know all the solutions, why aren’t we implementing them?’
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How much beef is too much for climate?
by Emily Cassidy
Protein is having a moment. These days, you can find it in cookies, pizza, soda – and even flavored water.
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We don’t have to choose between climate adaptation and mitigation – we can do both
by Ruthie Burrows, Ph.D.
Those of us who work in and think about climate change often act as if we’re at a crossroads. 
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We need synergies, not silos, to solve humanity’s greatest challenges
by Paul West, Ph.D., Yusuf Jameel, Ph.D. and Daniel Jasper
Climate change is often framed as humanity’s greatest challenge. And for good reason. 
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