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** Climate Justice
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In the global climate crisis, individual stories can sometimes be overshadowed, but although climate change will not impact us all the same, it will affect us all. In this week’s Climate Justice newsletter, we focus on the experiences of individuals and communities in the path of climate events, dealing with the aftermath, and preparing for uncertain futures. First, 2024 may have been another difficult year for the environment, but there is hope in Europe, where young activists are helping to shape policy ([link removed]) for the years ahead. Next, how does philanthropy fuel the fire of saviorism disguised as progress ([link removed]) ? By taking funding away from those on the front lines. Then, how can a homeowner cope when her insurance rates become unaffordable
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Legislating the Future: European Youth Climate Activists at the Policy Table ([link removed])
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Bleak as it may seem, 2024 also brings hope for environmental initiatives, fresh projects for climate restoration, and novel opportunities for young people. Read more... ([link removed])

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A Letter to Philanthropy: Saviorism Will Not Save Our Ecosystems ([link removed])
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As more promises and pledges for legislation and funding fall short of monumental change, I see more young folks rising up and reminding those of us who have become disillusioned that we cannot surrender. Read more... ([link removed])

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