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    What began as a personal blog in Lagos in 2016 has grown into SustyVibes, a youth-led climate movement with 800 volunteers across Africa, the UK, and the US, built on the idea that sustainability should feel relevant, accessible, and genuinely cool to young people.
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    13.05.26

    From Blog to Movement: How SustyVibes Built Africa’s Youth-Led Climate Community

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    Across the Global South, women are leading some of the most effective climate responses on record, from restoring degraded forests in Kenya to building solar cooperatives in rural India, proving that community-based leadership drives solutions that are affordable, trusted, and built to last.
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    08.05.26

    Women Leading Climate Action: Lessons from the Global South

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    Norm Leo's book, Look At It This Way, published in December 2025, is structured around five themes shaping daily life: health, wealth, food, water, and infrastructure, each pairing climate impacts with practical solutions designed to inspire action rather than anxiety.
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    01.05.26

    Look At It This Way: The New Way of Talking About Climate Change

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    Reducing carbon emissions requires coordinated action across governments, businesses, and individuals, but competing priorities and voter indifference continue to slow the policy responses that environmentalists say are long overdue.
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    29.04.26

    How to Change the World

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    Cordillera Day has grown from an act of resistance against dam construction into an annual gathering where indigenous communities across the Cordillera region unite to defend ancestral lands, water sources, and the right to self-determination.
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    24.04.26

    Shared Struggles, Shared Strength: The Continuing Story of Cordillera Day

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    Earth Day 2026 shifts the spotlight from large-scale climate policy to everyday decision-making, framing conscious consumption around energy use, waste, and resource efficiency as a direct and accessible expression of personal environmental power.
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    22.04.26

    Earth Day: Climate Action is Closer to Home Than We Think

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    A neglected Victorian walled garden in County Meath, Ireland, was transformed into a thriving wildlife habitat by ditching chemicals, leaving areas wild, and working with nature rather than against it.
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    17.04.26

    Nature’s Acre

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    Thousands of environmental solutions already exist worldwide, but limited visibility keeps many promising innovations from reaching the cities and businesses that need them most.
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    10.04.26

    Many Climate Solutions Already Exist—So Why aren’t we Seeing Them?

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    After 1,196 miles and 86 days on foot, Sean Jansen completes his loop around the historic range of the Southern California steelhead trout, finishing where he started in San Clemente.
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    03.04.26

    Tideline To Alpine (Part 4 of 4)

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    In the third leg of his solo journey circumnavigating the historical range of the southern steelhead, Sean Jansen pushes through 172 miles of remote Los Padres wilderness, battling overgrowth, rattlesnakes, and eight days without human contact, to finally close the gap he was forced to skip a year earlier.
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    27.03.26

    Tideline To Alpine (Part 3 of 4)

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    After more than 300 miles on foot in three weeks, Sean reaches the Santa Maria River, where the landscape shifts sharply from coastal fog to open mountain terrain.
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    20.03.26

    Tideline to Alpine (Part 2 of 4)

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    Last spring, Sean Jansen began walking. His route? A 600-mile circumnavigation of the entirety of Southern California steelhead’s historic range. Image Sean Jansen
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    13.03.26

    Tideline to Alpine (Part 1 of 4)

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    Enhanced Geothermal Energy – Two Current Approaches
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    06.03.26

    Enhanced Geothermal Energy – Two Current Approaches

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    A super polar bear mom with her own cub and her adopted cub, near Churchill, Canada, in autumn. Credit: BJ-Kirschhoffer
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    27.02.26

    Celebrating a Polar Bear Adoption and Supermoms on International Polar Bear Day

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    CURMA’s sea turtle conservation program includes controlled hatchling releases that educate tourists while maintaining strict protocols with physical barriers keeping visitors at respectful distances during the critical infantile frenzy period.
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    20.02.26

    Filipino Fisherfolk Transform from Poachers to Sea Turtle Conservation Leaders

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    Tomáš Čermák, winner of The Earth Prize 2025, has been named to Forbes Czechia’s 30 Under 30 list for a clean water innovation. Image courtesy Czech Academy of Sciences (www.avcr.cz).
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    13.02.26

    From The Earth Prize to Forbes 30 Under 30

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    Rooftop Agrivoltaics: Is It Here Yet?
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    06.02.26

    Rooftop Agrivoltaics: Is It Here Yet?

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    Coral Reefs are Coming Back
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    30.01.26

    Coral Reefs are Coming Back

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    EcoActionNJ: Turning Youth Concern into Community Impact
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    23.01.26

    EcoActionNJ: Turning Youth Concern into Community Impact

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    A Conversation with Dr Matt Winning –  An Actual Stand-Up Comedian and Climate Scientist
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    21.01.26

    A Conversation with Dr Matt Winning –  An Actual Stand-Up Comedian and Climate Scientist

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