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Climate Justice

To respond and stay relevant in a rapidly shifting world, we must embrace change, and this week’s Climate Justice newsletter is all about transformation. First, the best time to address a crisis is before it happens. We look at why nonprofits are uniquely vulnerable to public relations crises and how they can stay ready to face them. Then, as the Los Angeles fires rage, organizations, their staff, and their communities are under threat. How can nonprofits help when they too are burning? And, as the South again faces deadly snow and ice, what happened the last time an unprecedented winter storm struck there, and when will the government response match the urgency and severity of climate change? Finally, the world’s largest climate conference is consistently held in countries with fossil-fuel-heavy economies. Can COP really push the change needed to address these disasters?


How to Navigate a Crisis Like a Pro

 
“One of the most common mistakes organizations make when faced with a crisis is delaying their response.” Read more... 
 
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How Can Nonprofits Help When They’re Burning?

 
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As Texas Freezes, Will the US Congress Act to Address Climate Change?

 
“Increased warm air from the Arctic is forcing cold air south. Such polar vortexes predate global heating, but they are now more common because of it.” Read more…


Can a COP Held in Oil Countries Stay Relevant?

 
“The world’s largest, most expensive, and most prominent climate conference, continues to be held in countries that run on oil production.” Read more…
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