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John Pabon is a certified expert on sustainability. Following his work with the United Nations, McKinsey, A.C. Nielsen, and as a consultant with BSR, which calls itself, “the world’s largest sustainability-focused business network,” Pabon is also the best-selling author of “The Climate Emergency Journal,” “Sustainability for the Rest of Us,” and the soon-to-be-released in North America, “The Great Greenwashing.”
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A new federal report shows climate change is driving disease carriers like ticks and mosquitoes into new areas of the nation, including the Mountain West.
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The ranch is part of a West-wide program that aims to expand regenerative beef production and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Fifth National Climate Assessment is the federal government's most comprehensive report on how climate changes is affecting the lives of Americans.
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A new survey shows many Americans think climate change is causing harm to people right now – and they don’t expect things to get any better.
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A new report shows the federal government is paying billions of dollars to farmers who are losing crops to extreme weather – and the payouts keep growing.
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When it comes to climate change, the consequences are hard to miss, from increasing temperatures to changing weather patterns to rising sea levels. And while we should be concerned about all these issues, one doctor says there's another problem we need to be paying close attention to, one that directly affects our health: hope.
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Idaho's Ice Age animals may be gone now, but they had an impact on our ecosystem that lasts today. And studying them could give us clues about how our present day ecosystem works.
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Idaho farmers are using regenerative agriculture to grow crops in a new way.
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One consequence of human-caused climate change is that warm temperatures are persisting into the fall. Among other things, that means that plants have more time to produce and release pollen that irritates millions of allergy sufferers across the country. A recent report from Climate Central found that the freeze-free growing season for ragweed has grown by an average of 11 days since 1970 in some 160 cities.