Cuba’s Environmental Gamble
As an old embargo lifts, a new vacation spot emerges—but can Cuba’s ecosystems weather a flood of Americans?
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Climate Progress Gains Ground
Locally, nationally and internationally, action on climate change is producing solutions and often bypassing lagging political leadership. The gathering force of these acts, significant and subtle, is transforming what once seemed a hopeless situation into one in which success can at least be imagined
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“Northern Exposure” – Trust Magazine – Winter 2012
By Doug Struck 01/04/2012 – Outi Tervo was on the bow, crouching from the knifing wind, with another scientist, Kristin
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“Shark Tourism” – Public Radio International
Public Radio International “Living on Earth”: Shark Tourism
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Battling Cholera – The Daily Climate
Battling an ancient scourge, with satellites and sari cloth Threat of water-borne epidemics such as cholera was high after Cyclone
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