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Doja Cat, Tems & J Balvin to Headline First-Ever FIFA Club World Cup Final Halftime Show
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Doja Cat, Tems & J Balvin to Headline First-Ever FIFA Club World Cup Final Halftime Show

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Doja Cat, Tems and J Balvin will perform at the FIFA Club World Cup Final halftime show during the July 13 finale at MetLife Stadium.See the Story
Climate Protection: What Happens if We Stop Burning Gasoline, Natural Gas and Coal?
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Climate Protection: What Happens if We Stop Burning Gasoline, Natural Gas and Coal?

50% Left coverage: 4 sources
You might wonder why some people want to boycott fossil fuels: Gasoline, natural gas and coal. Here’s what is going on. The greenhouse gases that drive our manufactured global warming...See the Story
What Is Biodiversity — and Why the Amazon Needs Us to Protect It
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What Is Biodiversity — and Why the Amazon Needs Us to Protect It

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Biodiversity, pronounced as “bai · ow · dai · vuh · suh · tee”, may sound like science fiction, but it’s vital to life on Earth. It refers to all living organisms within an area, from animals and plants, to tiny organisms that are impossible to see without a microscope. So why does biodiversity matter? Every organism on Earth depends on others to survive in a delicate balance. For example, fungi break down dead organisms, enriching the soil. Tha…Read Article

The Amazon at Risk: Why Fossil Fuel Expansion and Exploration Must End Now

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
To hold rising global temperatures in check, we know that the world must stop the use of coal, oil, and gas. That’s because climate change is driven by burning fossil fuels, which pumps greenhouse gases into the atmosphere and causes global warming. By stopping the global addiction to fossil fuels, we also protect and preserve rainforests. These vibrant ecosystems, which store global carbon emissions and help prevent further warming, are an impo…Belém · BelémRead Article

The Amazon Rainforest: Our Planet's Lungs at Risk – Why We Must Act Now

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Deep in South America lies the Amazon rainforest, which is the largest tropical rainforest on earth and is located across nine countries: Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Venezuela, Guyana, Suriname, and French Guiana. It spans an impressive 6.7 million square kilometers — over twice the size of India. The Amazon rainforest plays a crucial role in regulating the global climate and maintaining biodiversity, as it houses countless unique …Brazil · BrazilRead Article

Why Indigenous Land Rights Are Key to Protecting the Amazon

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Scattered across the nine countries that share the Amazon Basin — from Brazil to Colombia to Peru — live more than 400 distinct Indigenous nations, speaking over 300 languages. Each group has its own customs, traditions, and deep ancestral ties to the forest. Their relationship with the land is not based on ownership, but stewardship — passed down through generations as a responsibility, not a right. The forest provides not only food and medicin…Amazon · BrazilRead Article

Global Citizen Fellowship Program 2025: Meet the New Cohort of Fellows

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The Global Citizen Fellowship Program is proud to announce a new cohort of fellows who will support its scaling up renewable energy initiatives across the African continent.  These dynamic individuals were recruited into this year’s program for their expertise in renewable energy and sustainability. They will work within Global Citizen’s environment and gain the skills they need to contribute to achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (…Read Article

The Climate Crisis Is Here — So It’s Time to Rethink How We Finance the Future

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
For decades, climate change has been one of the world’s most urgent, existential shared challenges — a crisis mandating the world’s 193 countries band together to reign in carbon emissions and, to put it frankly, save the planet.   But there’s one big, glaring problem: Paying for the climate crisis is expensive, and no one wants to cover the bill.    Climate change is accelerating, and so are its costs. If we don’t fix international accounting f…Climate Crisis · CataloniaSee the Story

“The Last of Us”: 4 Ways Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance’s Real-Life Work Prevents Fiction From Becoming Real

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
*Lieutenant General Agus Hidayat, member of the Indonesian armed forces in a closed-door meeting with Mrs. Ratna, professor of mycology at the University of Indonesia before the Cordyceps brain infection outbreak.* Agus: Mrs. Ratna, we brought you here to help us prevent the spread. We need a vaccine, we need medicine. Ratna: Sir, I've spent my life studying this. So please listen to me carefully. There is no medicine. And there is no vaccine. A…Jakarta, Indonesia · JakartaRead Article

How ongoing deforestation is rooted in colonialism and its management practices

Coverage: 4 sources
Half of the world's forests were destroyed during the 20th century, with three regions mainly affected: South America, West Africa and Southeast Asia. The situation has worsened to the point that, in 2023, the European Parliament voted to ban the import of chocolate, coffee, palm oil and rubber linked to deforestation.CoffeeSee the Story

Why We All Need to Be Global Citizens: Five Key Reasons to Unite Against Poverty

100% Left coverage: 1 sources
We all have a role to play in ending extreme poverty. This is our world, and our shared responsibility. Poverty isn't just a headline or a statistic. It’s something that affects real people, every day, in every corner of the globe. And while the causes are complex — from inequality and climate change to lack of access to education and healthcare — the truth is simple: change doesn’t happen without people who care enough to act. Here are five way…PovertyRead Article

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