90% of the world’s salt marshes will be underwater by 2100, according to @MBLScience scientists and #WHOI scientist emeritus John Teal.
Find out what they learned in a 50-year study of Great Sippewissett Marsh from @capenewsdotnet: https://t.co/b6VcT1kyCi
Southern coasts may see even higher sea level rise than previously thought.
@FEMA maps don't accurately show today's flood risk, much less growing risk. Communities need up-to-date tools to plan and new standards to keep development out of harm’s way. https://t.co/i5dDD8ZaeI
Join @HarvardDivinity as they respond to the urgency of the climate crisis with a week of ritual, action, and conversation.
📅 April 10-14
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From our archives: Ivory Coast has lost more than 80 percent of its forests in the last 50 years, mainly to cocoa production.
This is the real cost of your chocolate bar.
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Foundations have given more money to individual green groups, such as the Sierra Club and The Nature Conservancy, than to every U.S. environmental justice group put together, according to a new report.
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.@gtalumni Albert George (@AmazonReforest) says it is critical for @GeorgiaTech to continue the shift towards integrating more of the liberal arts into the engineering and scientific curriculum https://t.co/MELXj50ciq
“I am deeply invested, not only in what Harvard is today, but also in what Harvard’s leadership means for the future,” said Claudine Gay, the University’s 30th president-elect
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