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Influential UN body considers human rights and climate change post-Paris, emphasises importance of the climate negotiations in protecting communities Via Eco Act (@eco_act on Twitter) 
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An indigenous group that survived Spanish and Inca conquest cannot handle the abrupt upheaval of global warming. Lake Poopó was more than their livelihood: It was their identity. Via Eco Act (@eco_act on Twitter)
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July 7, 2016 10:23 AM
Another sad example of climate change impacts today, take action now to become climate resilient!
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Les îlots de chaleur urbains interpellent les collectivités. S'adapter au phénomène devient nécessaire. L'atténuer aussi, même si cela s'avère bien plus complexe. Il s'agit de repenser totalement l'aménagement des villes à moyen et long terme, voire de modifier en profondeur les modes de vie. Via Eco Act (@eco_act on Twitter)
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India is considering the possibility of bringing an umbrella legislation on climate change to move ahead towards the ratification of the Paris climate agreement. Via Eco Act (@eco_act on Twitter)
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Buoyed from the success of the Paris climate agreement, Costa Rican diplomat aims for New York top job Via Eco Act (@eco_act on Twitter)
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NEW YORK – Climate change affects us all, but we still are not acting as quickly as we should to address its causes, mitigate the damage, and adapt to its effects. Many people don’t understand the risks climate change poses to global economic and social structures. And, sadly, many who do understand are dismissive of Via Eco Act (@eco_act on Twitter)
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July 6, 2016 11:12 AM
Read Felipe Calderon's paper on education and climate change!
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Janvier 2016 a été le premier mois de l'année le plus chaud sur le globe enregistré depuis le début des relevés de température à la fin du XIXe siècle, a annoncé mercredi l'Agence américaine océanique et atmosphérique (NOAA). Via Eco Act (@eco_act on Twitter)
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February 19, 2016 6:09 AM
En janvier 2016, la température moyenne sur la planète à la surface des terres a été 1,56°C au-dessus de celle du 20e siècle, en faisant la deuxième plus élevée jamais mesurée. |
