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A series of turquoise signs along southbound U.S. 89 near Tuba City proclaims the Navajo Nation’s resiliency. “Resiliency is who we are. But we also need to reclaim it,” says Keith Howard, a wildlife technician with the tribal Climate Change Program. (File photo by Sierra Alvarez/Cronkite News)
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Why Indigenous communities need a seat at the table on climate

By The ConversationMay 20, 2022
FILE - A boy holds a traditional bag with a message during a rally leading to the Presidential Palace to call on Philippine President Benigno Aquino III to focus on "climate justice" when he speaks before the UN Climate Change Summit in the United States late this month, Sept. 12, 2014, in Manila, Philippines. The overarching phrase that dominates Glasgow climate talks is simply a number: 1.5. (AP Photo/Bullit Marquez, File)
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Climate limit close to being broken, scientists warn

By Covering Climate NowMay 11, 2022
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On Earth Day ‘the world is not on track’

By Mark TrahantApr 20, 2022
The Marshall Fire in Colorado burned the home of Ime and Gary Salazar. (Photo courtesy of Ime Salazar)
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Changing snowfall makes it harder to fight fire with fire

By The Associated PressMar 13, 2022
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World Economic Forum warns cyber risks add to climate threat

By Associated PressJan 11, 2022