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Voyage Foods Secures $22M in Funding, as LCA Claims It Makes the ‘Most Sustainable Chocolates Ever’
Californian CPG startup Voyage Foods, which makes ethical and eco-friendly pantry staples, has raised $22M in funding, and released the results of a life-cycle assessment that shows its cocoa-free chocolate produces up to 88% fewer GHG!-->…
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Cool Food: Robert Downey Jr Says New Book Shows You How Your Diet Can Fix the Climate
In Cool Food, Robert Downey Jr and climate author Thomas Kostigen unveil a new category of food: one that's better for you and the planet. There's talk about ancient grains, future foods, meal kits, shopping lists, recipes, and the Iron!-->…
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New Denial: YouTube Rakes in Millions from Content Making UK Teenagers Feel Climate Change is Exaggerated
YouTube is making up to $13.4M in ad revenue from videos that promote a new kind of climate denial – focused on solutions rather than the existence of it – according to a new study.
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C16 Biosciences: Palm Oil Alternative Startup Receives $4.5M in Funding, Including by Gates Foundation
New York-based C16 Biosciences has received a $3.5M grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, in addition to a $1M investment in October, to expand its Palmless platform and accelerate its path to regulatory approval.
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Feeding Tomorrow: Award-Winning Documentary Champions Regenerative Agriculture, Soil Health, Plant-Forward Diets and Food Education for Better Future
A new documentary on food, climate change and agriculture, highlights the wretched state of the American food system, and how regenerative farming, plant-forward diets, healthier soil and increased education can ensure a safe, sustainable!-->…
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Chevron Deference: Reversal of Landmark Supreme Court Decision Could Devastate Fisheries & Environmental Protections
As the US Supreme Court considers overturning the Chevron deference doctrine, thanks to pushback from fishing vessel operators, it could make regulating anything much more complicated – especially climate laws.
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Scientists to USDA: Tackle America’s Meat Consumption, or the Climate Crisis Will Force You To
In a strongly-worded, evidence-backed open letter, more than 250 climate, nutrition and food experts and organisations are calling on USDA chief Tom Vilsack to address the country's heavy meat consumption as a climate mitigation strategy.
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Media Coverage of Climate Change Dropped by 4% in 2023, the Hottest Year on Record
Even as we breached the 1.5°C post-industrial warming limit and recorded the hottest temperatures ever, 2023 saw media coverage of climate change drop by 4%, according to a review by the Media and Climate Change Observatory.
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Sodexo: Ahead of Schedule on Net Zero Plan as 11% of All UK/Ireland Meals Sold Are Meatless
French catering group Sodexo has revealed that 11% of all its meals sold at UK and Ireland sites in 2023 were vegan or vegetarian, a marginal increase from the previous year. It has also made strides in promoting food security, and is!-->…
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JBS Backlash Goes Political as US & UK Lawmakers Ask SEC to Reject IPO Filing
The pushback against JBS's plans to go public is no longer confined to just climate activists – politicians from the US and the UK are the latest to air their concerns in letters to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), asking!-->…
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The Surprising Connection Between Eco-Anxiety and Loneliness
Recent research shows that the unfolding crises in climate change and social isolation may actually be connected.
By James Arnott and Shannon Stirone
The climate crisis isn’t just altering our physical environments. It could even be!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Why People Still Fall for Fake News About Climate Change
It was the hottest year in 125,000 years, yet #climatescam is taking off.
By Kate Yoder
In 1995, a leading group of scientists convened by the United Nations declared that they had detected a “human influence” on global!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Does Your Bank Support Fossil Fuels? Make 2024 the Year You Move Your Money
With online bank-checking tool Bank.Green, you can figure out whether you’re banking with fossil fuel backers.
2024 might just be the year when more of us can choose wisely when it comes to where we bank. Thanks to a sustainable!-->!-->!-->…
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Climate Tech Funding Drops 30% in 2023, Despite Overall Positive Post-Covid Trend
2023 turned out to be a shaky year for investment into the climate tech space, though overall funding has remained on an uptrend since 2020.
A new report summarising the key investment trends in the climate tech industry has revealed a!-->!-->!-->…
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Human Evolution Must Adapt to Save Earth & Save Ourselves, Scientists Say
Humans have evolved to extract from the planet to survive. But now, humans have reached a tipping point and our evolutionary pathway must change to prevent climate disaster.
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In Focus: Climate Stories Set to Dominate 2024
The world made major progress on climate change in 2023. Here’s what could come next.
By Dana Nuccitelli
The past year broke a plethora of climate and energy records — some bad, but some good.
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Could Plant-Based Diets Curb Air Pollution? New Data Says Yes.
Aside from cutting emissions, plant-based dietary change would also reduce air pollution.
There’s yet another reason to switch to a plant-based diet. This time, researchers have found that dietary change would lead to a major cut!-->!-->!-->…
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Citizen Planet: 10 Things to Do for the Climate in 2024
If you're looking for a New Year's resolution, here are 10 things you can do in 2024 to curb your footprint and planetary impact and tackle climate change.
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‘Global Boiling’: 2023’s Term of the Year?
Forget "rizz." These 10 words defined the hottest year ever.
By Kate Yoder, Grist
To say that 2023 is one for the record books is a vast understatement — the year was so out of the norm that you’re forced to go back at least 125,000!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Can Remote Work Be Good for Climate Change? This Study Thinks So
Working from home can cut your employment-related carbon footprint by more than half, a study found.
By Kristen Pope, Yale Climate Connections
Driving into the office used to be a normal part of the workday. Sipping coffee from a!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Can Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget Help Change How We See & Eat Food?
Much like its 2000 prequel, Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget is establishing itself in the 2023 cultural zeitgeist – can it help change people's diets into something more sustainable and animal-friendly?
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