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UN To Investors: Get Ready For A Shift To Plant-Based Global Food System
In a newly released forecast by the United Nations backed independent organisation Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI), analysts warned investors to expect a global dietary shift toward a plant-based system amid our climate crisis.!-->…
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Prince William Launches Earthshot Prize Award To Help Solve Global Climate Crisis
Prince William and his wife, Kate Middleton, have launched a brand new prize to help solve the global climate crisis. The new Earthshot Prize, which will be awarded to five people every year over the next decade, is looking for people who!-->…
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Climate Crisis: 30 Dead & Thousands Evacuated Due To Jakarta Flash Floods
Torrential rain in the Indonesian capital Jakarta has caused flash floods, killing at least 30 people and forcing thousands to evacuate and move into temporary shelter. This is the city’s most intense period of rainfall since!-->…
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Green Queen 2020 Trend Predictions: Widespread Eco-Anxiety
The American Psychological Association (APA) defined eco-anxiety in 2017 as a “chronic fear of environmental doom,” and 3 years on, we’re going to see the number of sufferers spike, and spike big time.
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Green Queen 2020 Trend Predictions: Travelling More, Flying Less, Offsetting It
With the Nordic concept of flygskam (aka flight shame) taking off late last year, 2020 is set to be the year where people will opt for alternative ways of transport more than ever before. People aren’t willing to give up travelling, and!-->…
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#Bye2019 – What We Learned This Year About Digital Climate Solutions
This year, a whole range of companies geared up to use technology for good to develop digital solutions to some of the most pressing global issues facing our world today. In case you missed some of these, here is a roundup of all the!-->…
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#Bye2019 – What We Learned This Year About Solving Climate Change
The world's scientists have not only sounded the alarm on our climate crisis, but have provided some solutions, including some dramatic global shifts that must happen now, if we are to be able to combat the biggest threat to humanity!-->…
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#Bye2019 – What We Learned This Year About Our Climate Crisis In Numbers
This year, we have seen huge uptick in our attention on the climate crisis and the degradation we have caused our planet. From student climate strikes all over the world to organised protests against the corporations and industries!-->…
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Indonesia Fires Cost The Country At Least US$5.2 Billion, Says World Bank
Land and forest fires have blanketed Indonesian forests for months on end, and the World Bank predicts in a new analysis that it will cost the country at least US$5.2 billion in economic losses and damage this year. Half of the predicted!-->…
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The 10 Most Inspiring Stories We Reported On This Year
2019 was no doubt full of seemingly hopeless, depressing, eco-anxiety inducing news. But it’s important that we recap on the progress that we have made this year. Here are 10 of the most inspiring stories that Green Queen reported on this!-->…
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Goldman Sachs Stops Funding Arctic Oil Drilling Due To The Climate Crisis
In a new environmental policy announcement, Goldman Sachs has ruled out any future financing for oil drilling or exploration activities in the Arctic, citing the scientific consensus on the climate crisis as their key reason. Currently,!-->…
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Hydro-Powered Search Engine Ekoru Helps Divert Ocean Waste With Every Browse
Ekoru, a new hydro-electric powered search engine lets you browse the internet while helping clean ocean waste and keeping users’ data private. Founded this year by Australian techie Ati Bakush, Ekoru dedicates 60% of its revenue to!-->…
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Indonesia To Lose All Its Glaciers By 2030 Due To Global Warming
According to a new study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), Indonesia’s glaciers, which are known to few people, are melting so quickly that they will disappear within a decade. The study is!-->…
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Indonesian Fires & The Climate Crisis: Can We Realistically Boycott Palm Oil?
Palm oil is the world’s most versatile vegetable oil. It is present in virtually every consumer product category, from beauty and cosmetics to food and the very material used to construct home furniture. However, global demand for the palm!-->…
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Singapore App Capture Helps You Track Your Carbon Footprint & Offset It
Singapore-based startup Capture has just created an app for individual users to track their carbon footprint from their everyday transport choices and auto-offset them on a monthly basis through certified tree planting projects. The app is!-->…
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#GretaTheGreat: Teenage Climate Activist Named Time Magazine Person Of The Year 2019
Greta Thunberg, the Swedish teenager who inspired a global movement of student strikes to fight the climate crisis, has just been named Time magazine’s Person of the Year. This makes the 16-year old is the youngest person to ever be chosen!-->…
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Greta Thunberg Named PETA’s Youth Role Model Of 2019
Greta Thunberg, the famous teenage climate activist and inspiration for the global #FridaysForFuture strikes, has just been named the Youth Role Model of the Year by PETA. As the face of the global climate movement, Greta Thunberg has!-->…
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PM Scott Morrison Cancels Emission Reduction As Australia Fires Burn
In the midst of record-breaking bushfires in Australia, which has raged through the country since September, the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced a major shakeup of public services, including the removal of emissions!-->…
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Green Lungs Of Singapore To Be Undercut By New Rail Line & Damage Conservation Efforts
The Singapore government has announced that a future rail line will cut beneath the city-state’s largest nature reserve, which contains primary forests and freshwater streams inhabited by endangered animals. The move stands in stark!-->…
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Stakeholder Capitalism: The Climate Crisis Solution You’ve Never Heard Of
Despite being around for half a century, the concept of “stakeholder capitalism” hasn’t garnered much attention until now as a solution to our escalating climate emergency. While some have argued that a more radical overhaul of capitalism!-->…
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Scientists Find Underwater Speakers Brings Life To Dying Coral Reefs
In a recently published paper in Nature Communications, scientists have found that playing sounds through underwater loudspeakers can help and bring new life thelp dying coral reefs. These findings bring hope to the future of habitat!-->…
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