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Washington Academy of Sciences
Terran Fielder featured in Washington Academy of Sciences LinkedIn post about Underreported Earth series
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CarbonBrief
In a new video series from Earthday.org and the Pulitzer Centre, three investigative journalists discussed their reporting on deforestation in Brazil and the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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Les Actualites
Terre sous-estimée : les contes d’arbres vise à sensibiliser le public à la valeur du journalisme d’investigation dans la protection des forêts et de la biodiversité. La série cherche à informer les communautés locales et à susciter un débat plus large sur les enjeux environnementaux et les actions nécessaires pour préserver ces écosystèmes fragiles.
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Gadget Magazine
Underreported Earth: Tree Tales series episodes were livestreamed on Earthday.org’s YouTube, Facebook and X accounts last week.
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Grounded World LinkedIn
In our latest episode of It Shouldn’t Be This Hard, Kathleen Rogers, President of EARTHDAY.ORG, captures one of the biggest paradoxes in environmental work today: Awareness is rising. But so is a sense of paralysis. Yet as Kathleen reminds us…we are all environmental citizens and no matter how divided the world feels, the planet is the one thing we still share.
End Plastics
NBC Connecticut
Aidan Charron says that every fish in the ocean has some amount of plastic in it
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Detroit Hives is partnering with EarthDay.org to prepare the space for the proposed East Warren Community Arboretum and Botanical Garden. The plan calls for a diverse selection of Michigan native trees and a mix of seasonal perennials to support pollinators throughout the year.
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Detroit Hive is partnering with Earthday.org this Saturday to clean up and prepare the space for the proposed East Warren Community Arboretum and Botanical Garden project
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IT BOLTWISE
Diese Initiative zielt darauf ab, die Stadt zu einer offiziellen Bee City zu machen und gleichzeitig die Gemeinschaft zu stärken. Durch die Zusammenarbeit von Detroit Hives und Earthday.org wird das Gebiet in einen botanischen Garten umgestaltet, der sowohl der Umwelt als auch den Bewohnern zugutekommt.
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CBS News Detroit
Evan Raskin of EarthDay.org says “If we clean up this property, it will help prevent littering and pollution elsewhere in the community as well,”
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