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What’s Up With Water – November 1, 2021

Circle of Blue

Welcome to “What’s Up With Water,” your need-to-know news of the world’s water from Circle of Blue. In international news, this week marks the start of a critical UN climate conference, known as COP26. It is whether rich countries should compensate poorer countries for damages caused by a warming planet. Transcript.

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Summer Heat Is Coming: Will New Policies Protect Workers?

Union of Concerned Scientists

The email invitation recognized UCS “ research highlighting the effects of extreme heat on workers, and advocacy in calling for more worker protections.” Our advocacy efforts were part of a larger Public Citizen campaign to unite a national network of organizations to protect workers from heat stress in a warming climate.

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Restoring Asia’s Roar: Our plan to see tigers flourish again in historic locations

Frontiers

Tigers are Asia’s iconic predator and, perhaps, the most recognizable species on the planet. This increase is largely a result of strong protection of source breeding populations in protected areas in south and east Asia and is exemplified by India which, in April 2023, announced a minimum population estimate of 3,167 tigers.

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How the Latest IPCC Reports Can Strengthen Climate Litigation Efforts

Union of Concerned Scientists

It can provide redress when private sector activities harm people or communities, or when systems designed to protect communities fail. The latest IPCC is a definitive signal to the courts that climate change is not just a problem of the future, it is already harming people in every region of the planet.

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Monica Montgomery –  Policies for Peace

Frontiers

We were founded by the Manhattan Project nuclear physicist, Leo Szilard , because he said ‘the sweet voice of reason alone could not do the job, that campaign contributions could not do the job, but the combination of the sweet voice of reason and substantial campaign contributions might very well do the job.’

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Nestlé faces US lawsuit for allegedly false advertising pet food as ‘natural’

Corp Watch

Lakota People's Law Project | January 13, 2021 We stand arm in arm with our fellow global citizens who abstain from its lengthy list of products. labeling Josh Sosland | Food Business News | September 20, 2019 A federal court in California has ruled Nestle USA Inc. Ingredients,” according to Bloomberg News.

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Nestlé, Mars among chocolate makers criticised in cocoa-sourcing report

Corp Watch

Lakota People's Law Project | January 13, 2021 We stand arm in arm with our fellow global citizens who abstain from its lengthy list of products. labeling Josh Sosland | Food Business News | September 20, 2019 A federal court in California has ruled Nestle USA Inc. Ingredients,” according to Bloomberg News.