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November 15, 2021

Scientific American

'COP26 Hasn’t Solved the Problem’: Scientists React to U.N. Climate Deal

The Glasgow Climate Pact is a step forward, researchers say, but efforts to decarbonize are not enough to limit global temperature rises to two degrees Celsius.

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November 9, 2021

The New York Times

The Climate Summit Has Me Very Energized, and Very Afraid

"If you're looking for an ordinary thing that could have an extraordinary impact, it would be protecting these biodiversity protectors." - Tom Friedman

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November 2, 2021

The New York Times

The Road to Climate Recovery Goes Through the Wild Woods

"We're losing a battle we can win, but only by keeping trees on our side." - John Reid, Nia Tero Senior Economist and Partnership Lead

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November 1, 2021

PR Newswrire

Governments and private funders announce historic US$1.7 billion pledge at COP26 in support of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities

UK, Norway, Germany, US, and the Netherlands, and 17 funders pledged to support Indigenous Peoples, local communities at COP26, citing their proven role in preventing deforestation that fuels climate change. Donors also committed to delivering funding directly to communities and promised them a role in 'decision-making and design' of climate programs and finance instruments

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October 27, 2021

South Seattle Emerald

Seedcast: Art and Activism Across the Pacific

"Now is the time to reclaim our own narratives in the Pacific...Telling our stories is a way to honor our elders and teach future generations. The foundation of our future stands on the stories of Pacific people, not the stories others want to tell about us." - Mia Kami


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October 27, 2021

Florida State University News

‘Kin Theory: Why Indigenous Representation Matters’ opens conversation with Indigenous media makers

“I am excited for the FSU campus community and wider public to have an opportunity to learn from leading Indigenous creatives who are breaking new ground within the media industry today,” said Kristin Dowell, director of Florida State University's Museum and Cultural Heritage Studies and co-organizer for this virtual event.

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