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Ecopsychepedia
Protecting Coastline Inhabitants
Ecopsychepedia is a trusted source for current research and thinking on how psychological factors drive the climate crisis, how the worsening crisis affects us psychologically, and what we can do about it.
This open-access encyclopedia publishes concise, reliable articles on topics intersecting the climate crisis, mental health, and social justice – and how we can respond.
Link: https://ecopsychepedia.org/
Climate and Your Mind
Making Downtown More Livable
Climate and Your Mind is a curated collection of multidisciplinary perspectives from renowned thinkers, authors, scientists, health practitioners, and more, sharing professional accounts and personal stories.
This free e-book publishes up-to-date chapters from leading voices on the harms of climate disruption, the psychological aspects, and remedies and inspiring stories.
Link: https://climateandyourmind.org/
200 Trees Planted
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Employing Community Members
Gen Climate Speaks is a podcast series made by youth.
Link: https://climatejunction.org/episodes/
115,000 Trees Planted
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End Plastics
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EARTHDAY.ORG Associate Director Aidan Charron is calling for a reduction in plastic production. “Our plastic production is only increasing. It’s expected to triple in the next 20 or so years,” Charron said. “And if we keep going at the rates we’re going, we’re going to have more plastic in the ocean than there are fish in the ocean by 2050. Every fish they’re pulling out of the ocean right now has some kind of plastic in it,” he added.
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