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🌿 COP29 Wrap Up 🌿
Looking at the world’s biggest crisis through a decolonial lens.
🌿🌎 Special COP 29 Newsletter 🌎🌿
Looking at the climate crisis through a de-colonial lens.
🌿Special Election Newsletter🌿
OptOut climate editor Amanda Magnani’s climate story picks about the upcoming election.
Hurricane Milton 🌿 Helene misinformation 🌿 First gas lawsuit
Looking at the world’s biggest crisis through a decolonial lens.
Helene’s aftermath 🌿 Farm Bill negotiations
Looking at the world’s biggest crisis through a decolonial lens.
EPA’s ban on DCPA 🌿 $1.5 billion for “carbon negative” fertilizer 🌿 U.S. first CCS violations
Looking at the world’s biggest crisis through a decolonial lens.
Plastic found in brains 🌿 Mercury release 🌿 A.I. rising temperatures 🌿 Climate in the Elections
Looking at the world’s biggest crisis through a decolonial lens.
$2 Billion for the Energy Grid 🌿 Green Groups Endorse Harris 🌿 Workers Rally for Heat Protection 🌿 Fighting Wildfires With AI
Looking at the world’s biggest crisis through a decolonial lens.
Climate under Harris 🌿 Project 2025 🌿 False climate solution
Looking at the world’s biggest crisis through a decolonial lens.
