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Kids suing the US over climate change are getting global support Quartz
In 2015, when a group of 21 children and teens first sued the US government over climate change, their claim in Juliana v. US was not totally new—youth in Uganda and the Netherlands had filed somewhat similar environmental suits—but it seemed a little strange. Shouldn’t these kids be playing video games or something, doing pretty much anything but litigating to save the planet? Now, the plaintiffs in Juliana v. US are part of an increasingly vocal global movement of young environmental activists leading the fight against climate catastrophe, most visible among them Swedish teen Greta Thunbe…
Climate change is already affecting global food production—unequally Phys.Org
The world’s top 10 crops— barley, cassava, maize, oil palm, rapeseed, rice, sorghum, soybean, sugarcane and wheat—supply a combined 83 percent of all …
Global dynamics hit home Recycling Today
Recyclers, municipalities explain how global recycling shifts impact operations at a local level.
Inside the global fight over a 2500-ton heap of garbage Popular Science
Rodrigo Duterte, president of the Philippines, made global headlines last week when he threatened to “declare war” on Canada over some 2500 tons of trash.