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5 ways federal policymakers can bring equity into flood risk reduction
August 19, 2021How policymakers and coastal planners can expand access to flood protection and achieve more equitable results for coastal communities. The post 5 ways federal policymakers can bring equity into flood risk reduction first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Looking for a planet-saving career? You’d be surprised at your options.
August 18, 2021 | Yesh Pavlik Slenk, Director, Climate Corps®If you’re interested in using your own career to help save the planet, our new Green Jobs 101 bootcamp – a project of the Degrees podcast – is for you. -
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Introducing Land a Green Job 101
August 17, 2021Introducing Land a Green Job 101 Trying to break into a sustainability job? Tune in to our new miniseries Land a Green Job 101 — six short episodes with pro tips to help you find a planet-saving career. You’ll learn: How fast sustainability jobs are growing (fast), and where to find them. Real-life strategies on resumes, green certifications and … -
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Episode 5: Resumes suck. But here’s how to rock the search
August 17, 2021Episode 5 | Resumes suck. But here’s how to rock the search Are you submitting lots of resumes and not hearing back? Guest Sam Charner of Net Impact has great advice. He addresses the biggest pain points of green job hunting, from being clueless about your specific path to what’s wrong when you can’t get … -
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Episode 6: Awkward! Networking mistakes to avoid
August 17, 2021Everyone says networking is so important, but how? Who should you talk to? What do you say? -
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Blue Carbon: a diamond in the rough
August 17, 2021As the biosphere continues to warm and the ocean acidifies, solving the global carbon problem becomes more critical each day. Keeping temperatures to survivable levels requires reducing emissions while at the same time working aggressively to absorb as much carbon dioxide as possible, using approaches that can nurture natural ecosystems and help vulnerable human communities …More on:
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Episode 3: Real talk about salaries, gender and race in green jobs
August 17, 2021Did you know corporate sustainability management salaries range from $50,000 to $280,000 a year? -
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Episode 4: Certifications: Do I need them?
August 17, 2021Sustainability certifications are a minefield. Do you have to spend time and money getting certified? How do you choose? -
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Episode 2: Green jobs are surging. Where to find them.
August 17, 2021Episode 2 | Green jobs are surging. Where to find them. After years of sputtering along, sustainability job postings on LinkedIn spiked by 10%, about double the growth in other sectors of the economy. But where are these jobs? And which skills are in demand? One of the foremost researchers studying the growth of corporate … -
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As scientists sound code red, how can financial leaders respond?
August 17, 2021Though Wall Street has directed unprecedented attention to climate over the past year, it can and must do more to remain competitive in a business landscape oriented towards net zero emissions by 2050.More on:
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Looking for a planet-saving career? You’d be surprised at your options.
August 16, 2021 | Yesh Pavlik Slenk, Director, Climate Corps®From photojournalism, chemical engineering, urban planning and finance, to more traditional green jobs, the career opportunities are extraordinary.More on:
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Episode 1: Five key questions to turbocharge your job hunt
August 12, 2021Feeling overwhelmed? Sustainability jobs expert Trish Kenlon has advised hundreds of job hunters. -
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New IPCC report zeroes in on urgency of reducing methane
August 12, 2021 | Ilissa Ocko, Senior Climate Scientist II, Barbra Streisand Chair of Environmental StudiesThe new report by the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is the direst warning yet that we must rapidly and drastically slash climate emissions around the world and that reducing methane emissions is mission critical. Though the report includes some important opportunities, it’s a very sober read. Let’s get some of the central …More on:
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Funding to plug and remediate orphan wells moves forward in the Senate
August 12, 2021 | Adam Peltz, Director and Senior Attorney, Energy TransitionThe bipartisan infrastructure bill currently under debate in Washington includes a new, $4.7 billion program to address a significant environmental legacy of the fossil fuel industry — the plugging and remediating of orphan oil and gas wells. Orphan wells have no owner, so the cleanup liability falls largely to the public. Nearly 60,000 such wells …More on:
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Fish: the missing ingredient in addressing global malnutrition
August 12, 2021 | Kristin Kleisner, Associate Vice President, Oceans ScienceOne of the things I focus on in my role as a climate scientist is understanding the impact of climate change on ocean fish populations as well as better fishery management practices to help ensure the continued delivery of seafood and livelihoods for millions of people around the world. Critically, the world is confronted with …More on:
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Inside Solutions: Meet MethaneSAT - Fighting Climate Change From Space
August 12, 2021A panel of EDF experts provide an inside look at what MethaneSat can do to accelerate climate progress.More on:
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When crafting a clean electricity standard, please don’t forget the standard
August 11, 2021 | Fred Krupp, PresidentEDF President Fred Krupp argues that electric power companies need to have a clear compliance obligation that ensures clean electricity will be deployed, and climate and local air pollution will be slashed. It’s the requirement itself that sets this type of policy apart from strategies that purely incentivize companies with payments – it’s what makes the CES a “standard.”More on:
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Frightening new climate report also holds the seeds of hope
August 11, 2021 | Fred Krupp, PresidentFor the first time in IPCC history, the assessment dedicates an entire chapter to short-lived climate pollutants, casting a spotlight on methane – the reduction of which would have immediate climate benefits, argues EDF President Fred Krupp.More on:
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A climate scientist’s top 5 takeaways from the latest IPCC climate report
August 9, 2021 | Ilissa Ocko, Senior Climate Scientist II, Barbra Streisand Chair of Environmental StudiesA new climate report is out and it is the most dire yet. Though this report is full of doom and gloom, it is not too late to act to save the planet.More on:
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What agricultural lenders need to know about emerging carbon market opportunities
August 4, 2021 | Maggie Monast, Senior Director, Climate-Smart AgricultureCarbon credits are just one tool in a portfolio of financial solutions that farmers and lenders should explore. The post What agricultural lenders need to know about emerging carbon market opportunities first appeared on Growing Returns.More on:
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Strong SEC climate risk disclosure rules are good for business, investors
August 4, 2021Updated rulemaking is urgently needed given the immense risks climate change poses to companies, investors, and the American financial system.More on:
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The air we breathe is harming us. Here’s what we can do about it.
August 3, 2021To avoid a future where the health impacts of wildfires become even more devastating, we must take action on climate change now.More on:
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Not all credits are the same. Here’s what companies need to know.
August 3, 2021 | Katie Anderson, Senior Director, Business, Food and ForestsUntil high-quality standards are established for agricultural soil carbon credits, companies should pursue other opportunities to reduce emissions.More on:
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Can ecotourism increase climate resilience in tropical small-scale fishing communities?
August 2, 2021 | Christopher Cusack, Director, Oceans Technology SolutionsBy Christopher Cusack, Edwina Garchitorena and Rod Fujita Globally, fisheries are of great importance. Yet small-scale fishers and their communities in the tropics are among the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. Rebuilding and managing the fish stocks that these communities rely on is critical to ensuring the food security and climate resilience …More on:
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Plastic, paper or glass? What companies need to know about chemicals lurking in food packaging
August 2, 2021 | Boma Brown-West, Former Director of Consumer Health, EDF+BusinessThere’s a large and growing body of evidence around the prevalence of toxic chemicals in food packaging and the impact they’re having on human health.More on: