by Mindel van de Laar I’m involved in an exciting pilot project on ‘Open Educational Badging’ – and I must admit that it’s scary because I barely understand ICT, especially coding. Still, the participants in the ‘Evidence-Based...
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The global summit for climate change was held on Sept 13-14th in San Francisco, CA. Greeted by...
Read MoreHere are the opening remarks from the CivicLab’s second Civic Harambee which was held on Saturday, August 25, 2018: Remarks by Tom Tresser at the CivicLab Civic Harambee, August 25, 2018 Good morning brothers and sisters!...
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Protecting mangroves, tropical rainforests and other biodiversity hotspots, the United Nations...
Read MoreYoung researcher Sarah-Jeanne Royer set out to measure methane gas coming from biological activity in sea water. Instead, in a “happy accident” she found that the plastic bottles holding the samples were a bigger...
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Cocoa-producing countries, policymakers and companies are coming together to halt child labour and deforestation
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In the recent months, we are seeing a fire season that is more out of control than Donald Trump....
Read MoreToday Republican Congressman Carlos Curbelo introduced the Market Choice Act (co-sponsored by Representative Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA), which would charge for carbon emissions from fuel combustion and large industrial sources....
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Read MoreBill passed by parliament means more than €300m shares in coal, oil, peat and gas will be sold ‘as soon as practicable’
Read MoreFossil fuels are quickly becoming a liability.
Read MoreOn a satellite map of Mali, the Inner Niger Delta looks like a giant green smudge on a beige, sandy background. It is remote, remarkable and a reminder of the complex interplay between some of the biggest issues facing Europe...
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