The Big Fix

July 09, 2020

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08/07/2020 - 3:00pm

In the last 10 years, there’s been a surge of literature about climate change, including poetry. The World’s climate solutions segment The Big Fix is featuring some young poets and their words on the topic in a series starting this week.

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Can K-pop stars wield their celebrity to influence climate action?

The World

April 01, 2021

K-pop band Blackpink put out a climate change video expressing concern for the environment. Soon after its release, they were named cultural ambassadors to COP26, the upcoming United Nations’ climate talks in Glasgow.

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Author Kim Nicholas on the five stages of 'radical climate acceptance'

The World

March 25, 2021

Kim Nicholas, a climate scientist at Lund University in Sweden, has a new book out this week, "Under the Sky We Make: How to be a Human in a Warming World," to help people understand where they fit into solving the climate crisis.

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Climate divestment activists draw inspiration from South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle

The World

March 18, 2021

The global boycott against South Africa’s apartheid regime is credited, in part, for helping to end it. Now, climate change activists are borrowing from the same playbook — pulling dollars from those who fund the fossil-fuel industry.

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Climate change scientist trades in the halls of Oxford for YouTube

The World

March 11, 2021

Adam Levy, who goes by "Climate Adam" on YouTube, often uses humor to debunk climate change myths.

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Danish window company confronts its historic carbon emissions through forest conservation

The World

March 04, 2021

The multibillion-dollar Danish company Velux is pledging to address its legacy emissions dating back to 1941 through forest conservation projects in places like Myanmar.

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Vienna's green mini-city offers a model for sustainable, urban living

The World

March 01, 2021

Aspern Seestadt — home to various industries, researchers and small businesses — demonstrates the possibilities for building an entirely green mini-city.

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China launches world’s largest carbon market

The World

February 11, 2021

Can it help China reach its net-zero goals?

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Can carbon offsets preserve Canadian woodlands?

The World

February 11, 2021

Carbon offsets have been gaining popularity and attention as a solution to climate change. While many offsets projects have major pitfalls, some forestry experts in Canada’s Maritimes Provinces see carbon offsets as a powerful way to change forest management.

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Global demand for carbon offsets to combat emissions is growing — but the supply is unreliable

The World

January 29, 2021

As countries and companies set net-zero carbon emissions goals, investing in carbon-offset projects is a popular but controversial solution.

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Enormous wind turbines may be coming to a coast near you

The World

January 14, 2021

Haliade-X wind turbines — nearly the size of the Eiffel Tower — are a game changer for the global offshore wind industry. A single turbine can power about 16,000 homes at competitive rates.

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Global network of young people writes poems to cope with climate crisis

Updated

Can K-pop stars wield their celebrity to influence climate action?

Author Kim Nicholas on the five stages of 'radical climate acceptance'

Climate divestment activists draw inspiration from South Africa’s anti-apartheid struggle

Climate change scientist trades in the halls of Oxford for YouTube

Danish window company confronts its historic carbon emissions through forest conservation

Vienna's green mini-city offers a model for sustainable, urban living

China launches world’s largest carbon market

Can carbon offsets preserve Canadian woodlands?

Global demand for carbon offsets to combat emissions is growing — but the supply is unreliable

Enormous wind turbines may be coming to a coast near you

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