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Burgess COMMENTARY
In the past few years courtesy of technology and social media it has become easier to write essays and have them distributed to a large number of people. However, this distribution of information and opinion has not resulted in very much improvement in the quality of the dialog ... and even more important, most people seem to be less well informed about important issues than they were in decades past.
Peter Burgess
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CLIMATE CHANGE SURVIVAL PLAN

Reasons to hope: 16 companies, people, and ideas that might save the planet

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ALL CLIMATE CHANGE SURVIVAL PLAN STORIES

IMPACT Reasons to hope: 16 companies, people, and ideas that might save the planet
No single solution is likely to rescue us from the climate crisis, but four decades of intensive research and development have yielded innovation that could lead us to a cleaner and less volatile future. Reasons to hope: 16 companies, people, and ideas that might save the planet

IMPACT If 100 companies are responsible for 70% of emissions, what can you do?
If most of the problem is caused by enormous corporations and slow-moving governments, what am I supposed to do about it? Here’s what. If 100 companies are responsible for 70% of emissions, what can you do?

IMPACT ‘We watched our house get destroyed’: One story of life with extreme weather
Recounting the winter storm that destroyed his home, one victim of extreme weather contemplates an uncertain future. ‘We watched our house get destroyed’: One story of life with extreme weather

IMPACT What does our climate-changed future look like? Here are three possibilities
Our future may look bleak, but it’s not a reason to give up on curbing climate change. Bold and aggressive moves now could still save us from absolute catastrophe. What does our climate-changed future look like? Here are three possibilities

IMPACT How can we get more people to care about the climate crisis?
Thirty-five years ago, four words from Stevie Ray Vaughn mobilized an entire state to clean up its act. Now we need a simple, powerful climate crisis message to mobilize the masses. How can we get more people to care about the climate crisis?

IMPACT This is how we survive climate change
What happens this decade will determine whether we can avoid the worst of climate change in the future. It’s a challenging task, but humans are adaptable, and innovative—and the clock is ticking. This is how we survive climate change
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