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September 10th, 2010 by ACE Alumni
I’ll call it a Phoenix… out of the ashes of a dead climate bill in the US Senate, rises an opportunity for our President to be a leader and reincarnate an American industry that could both create jobs and help curb climate change.
What am I talking about? Solar on the White House, of course…
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December 15th, 2009 by ACE Alumni
Check out this new video from our friends at 350.org.
Not only did 100,000 people march in the streets of Copenhagen, but there were also 3,000 vigils in 139 countries worldwide, organized by 350.org. The message is clear: the world is ready for a fair, robust, and binding climate deal!…
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November 20th, 2009 by Rouwenna
Check out this awesome story from Chapel Hill, North Carolina teen, Eliza Oldac. Sounds like she’s found her voice! Read on…
Hey there green teens!
A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to be able to attend North Carolina’s Powershift Summit. While there, I met some really inspiring people, talked to other teens that also cared about saving the Earth, and went …
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Rouwenna is the Regional Manager for ACE Northeast and Ohio. She is inspired daily by the amazing work her team is doing to empower young, climate-driven leaders. In addition to loving her job, she loves mountains, dancing, and listening to great tunes.
October 30th, 2009 by Rebecca
Here is the last installment in this 3-part series on the magic number, 350, continued from Part I: Where does 350 come from? and Part II: What’s it take to get to 350? Is this possible?
Part III: What do other scientists think? (besides Hansen)
Other scientists, including the IPCC, have given a lot of thought as well to what constitutes “dangerous” climate change. They …
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Rebecca is an ACE Educator and the ACE Team Scientist. She's done research in the Arctic and Antarctic and loves to geek-out on all things climate science-related! Ask her a question at science@climateeducation.org.
October 28th, 2009 by Rebecca
Continuing from Part I: Where does 350 come from?
to… Part II: What’s it take to get to 350? Is this possible?
Okay… what would it take to get to 350?
Hansen does also get into how he thinks we should get there, which includes ridding ourselves of all coal and sequestering (burying away) carbon already in the atmosphere – this brings us to the …
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Rebecca is an ACE Educator and the ACE Team Scientist. She's done research in the Arctic and Antarctic and loves to geek-out on all things climate science-related! Ask her a question at science@climateeducation.org.
October 28th, 2009 by Rebecca
This week, I wanted to take a little detour from our discussions of temperature recently…
After this weekend’s amazing world-wide events (See photos below of ACE in action around the country.), all supporting action on climate change and led by 350.org, I thought it would be a good idea to take a look at this number 350 and see what it really means.
So, …
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Rebecca is an ACE Educator and the ACE Team Scientist. She's done research in the Arctic and Antarctic and loves to geek-out on all things climate science-related! Ask her a question at science@climateeducation.org.
October 28th, 2009 by ACE Field Correspondent
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October 27th, 2009 by ACE Field Correspondent
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October 26th, 2009 by Rouwenna
This weekend marked the kick-off of one of the boldest, and most creative, student-led climate actions I’ve seen yet. Students from 24 colleges around Massachusetts, with the support of religious groups and community members, are putting The Leadership Campaign into action. They are sleeping outside their dorms, homes and apartments (started October 24th) until the December 7th, when the United Nations’ international …
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Rouwenna is the Regional Manager for ACE Northeast and Ohio. She is inspired daily by the amazing work her team is doing to empower young, climate-driven leaders. In addition to loving her job, she loves mountains, dancing, and listening to great tunes.
October 21st, 2009 by ACE Field Correspondent
Two for the globe…
So many reasons to show up on Saturday for 350′s International Day of Climate Action!…
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ACE Field Correspondents are students and ACE Team members reporting from regions around the country on climate news, events, inspiration and more. To become a Field Correspondent, contact your ACE Educator or email blog@climateeducation.org
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