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Past articles by Kyle:
How War Impacts Climate Change and the Environment
Few things fuel the climate crisis quite like war. → Read More
13 Shocking Facts About the Global Refugee Crisis That You Should Know
The number of displaced people worldwide is greater than the population of Germany. → Read More
6 Ways You Can Support Local Food Systems
It’s going to take all of us to transform how we make and access food worldwide. → Read More
Global Citizen Book Club: 'The Book of V.' Explores How Women Fought Patriarchy Throughout History
The Book of V. by Anna Solomon is the Global Citizen Book Club pick for August. → Read More
5 Everyday Chemicals Harming Your Health & the Planet — and How to Avoid Them
Many everyday products contain harmful chemicals. Here’s a guide on how to avoid them. → Read More
6 Key Facts Everyone Should Know About How Global Hunger Has Spiked Amid COVID-19
The United Nations’ The State of Food Security and Nutrition 2021 report breaks down the rise in hunger over the past year and how countries can address it. → Read More
Europe Just Unveiled Its Most Ambitious Climate Plan Yet. Here’s 6 Things You Need to Know.
The European Union Green Deal lays out an ambitious plan for reducing emissions by 55% by 2030 compared to 1990 levels. → Read More
5 Ways Extreme Heat Fuels Inequality
The heat waves across parts of North America expose the extreme inequalities at the heart of climate change. → Read More
Billionaires Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson & Elon Musk Could Save 41M People at Risk of Starvation
It sounds like a dystopian science fiction novel — as climate change cooks oceans and forests, a pandemic... → Read More
Billionaires Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson & Elon Musk Could Save 41M People at Risk of Starvation
As they race to space, billionaires Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, and Elon Musk were challenged to save people from starvation here on Earth, by the head of the World Food Program. → Read More
A Fascinating Discovery About Bacteria Could Actually Protect Coral Reefs From Climate Change
A team of scientists is using bacteria to make "super corals" that are better protected from the stress of rising sea temperatures amid climate change. → Read More
Pangolins, Pollution, Plastic: Meet the 6 Environmental Activists Who Won This Year’s ‘Green Nobel Prize’
The Goldman Prize recognizes grassroots activists who are fighting to protect their local environments. → Read More
MacKenzie Scott Donates $2.7 Billion in Effort to Rebalance 'Disproportionate' Wealth
MacKenzie Scott is donating $2.74 billion to 286 grassroots organizations who are making an impact at the community level. → Read More
What Is the G7 Summit and Why Is It So Important?
The 2021 G7 Summit in the UK will focus on recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
World Oceans Day: These Stunning Photos Show Marine Biodiversity at Its Most Beautiful
The United Nations’ annual World Oceans Day photography competition highlights marine biodiversity and conservation. → Read More
Global Citizen Book Club: 'Somewhere in the Unknown World' Highlights 14 Refugees' Defining Moments
“Somewhere in the Unknown World” is the June selection for the Global Citizen Book Club. → Read More
Sea Level Rise: Stunning Photos Capture Climate Change’s Human Toll From Miami to Jakarta
The book After Us The Deluge explores the human toll of sea level rise in six different regions of the world. → Read More
'Seaspiracy': What the Netflix Documentary Got Right About Coral Reefs
The Netflix documentary “Seaspiracy” raised an important point about coral reefs that often gets overlooked. → Read More
7 Simple Ways to Make Your Home Better for the Planet
Homes are a major source of greenhouse gases. Here are seven ways to reduce the environmental impact and carbon footprint of your home. → Read More
Dutch Court Orders Shell to Slash Carbon Emissions by 45% by 2030
The District Court in The Hague ruled that Royal Dutch Shell must reduce its carbon dioxide emissions by 45% by 2030. The ruling is the first of its kind. → Read More