BY RENEE CHO |Originally published SEPTEMBER 22, 2020 for State of the Planet – The Earth Institute’s blog at Columbia University September 21-27 is Climate Week in New York City.
The Center for Earth Ethics has been participating in the Climate Crisis Policy review of climate bills and legislation for 2021. This week, CCP discussed the Environmental Justice for All
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Center for Earth Ethics at Union Theological Seminary and Kent State University’s Wick Poetry Center launch “Earth Stanzas,” an interactive online Earth Day Poetry Project April 17, 2020 New York,
Want to inspire action on climate change? Register today for Climate Speaks 2020! Announcing Climate Speaks 2020, a creative writing and performance program. Students, sign up here to participate! Registration
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