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The Global Nomad Initiative is discovering solutions to Earth's biggest human capital challenges related to environmental migration

The Global Nomad Initiative (GNI) is an organization that leverages the design thinking process to build adaptive strategies that will address the challenges of environmental migration. Essential to GNI’s mission is an inclusionary approach that utilizes interpersonal dialogue and storytelling. To achieve this GNI conducts participatory action research workshops that can facilitate the beginning o

The First Official Climate Refugees in the U.S. Race Against Time 05/25/2016

doesn't care what country you live in. will emerge within borders.

The First Official Climate Refugees in the U.S. Race Against Time A Native American tribe struggles to hold onto their culture in a Louisiana bayou while their land slips into the Gulf of Mexico.

Refugee rights must not be based on religion 05/25/2016

We can't seriously trade one brand of religious extremism for another and not see the irony... Can we?

Refugee rights must not be based on religion The U.S. and other countries have a moral obligation to admit refugees regardless of religion and vulnerable groups such as Yazidis should be a priority.

Upworthy: Page Not Found 01/08/2016

What if they could all tell us what they thought of us?

Upworthy: Page Not Found Upworthy: Awesome, fun, interesting videos and graphics about stuff that matters.

Freakonomics » Is Migration a Basic Human Right? A New Freakonomics Radio Podcast 12/26/2015

What will the of look like? that need

Freakonomics » Is Migration a Basic Human Right? A New Freakonomics Radio Podcast The U.S. border checkpoint in Champlain, N.Y. On a typical day, more than 1 million people cross U.S. borders by land, sea, and air. (photo, cropped: MPD01605)

Photos 12/22/2015

https://www.facebook.com/humansofnewyork/photos/a.102107073196735.4429.102099916530784/1147069435367155/?type=3&theater

Yesterday I got an email from Edward Norton, asking if he could host a fundraiser for the scientist in Tuesday’s story. I said: ‘Of course Edward Norton. Also, you were awesome in Birdman. Also, let’s hang out.’

I’ve rarely been shaken by a story more than the scientist’s. His life had been so tragic, but throughout the entire interview, he kept returning to his desire to help mankind. He didn’t want to die before making a contribution to humanity, and he felt that he was running out of time. While listening to him, I kept imagining how difficult it would be for him to focus on any sort of research while starting a new life in America. Despite his lofty accomplishments, he might have to take whatever job (or two) he could get just to keep up with rent. Hopefully this fundraiser will change that, insuring that he can focus his amazing mind on his dream of changing the world.

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COP21: Building peace by linking responses to climate change and security | Devex 12/22/2015

takes by linking & -

COP21: Building peace by linking responses to climate change and security | Devex Last weekend, the world cheered as negotiators secured the best possible deal on climate change. It’s an historic agreement tackling what The Observer called “the greatest existential threat to life on Earth.”

GOOD NEWS | Climate Reality 12/22/2015

Good news! We CAN take . Making as real as

GOOD NEWS | Climate Reality We all know the bad news when it comes to climate change. What most people don’t know is that there is also a lot of good news. In this video we explore some of that good news, like the fact that real solutions exist and that we’re already seeing the benefits of them.

United Nations Development Programme - Climate Change in the Pacific on Exposure 12/22/2015

brings rising & . islands take

United Nations Development Programme - Climate Change in the Pacific on Exposure Low-lying coastal areas are often the most populated parts of islands, with villages, towns, agriculture, infrastructure and tourist development competing for space. Unfortunately, coasts are also particularly vulnerable to climate hazards and weather events. Particular vulnerabilities include loss…

The GOP primary just got a little less sane on climate change 12/21/2015

The world can't wait for to do something about

The GOP primary just got a little less sane on climate change Lindsey Graham was one of the few Republicans contenders with a reasonable position on climate change. He just dropped out.

By cutting down forests, humans may be giving themselves malaria 12/21/2015

and are all tied together. Washington Post

By cutting down forests, humans may be giving themselves malaria Deforestation and forest fragmentation can bring humans closer to the sources of disease.

Climate change is indeed a cause of social conflict 12/18/2015

A couple of peeps from and weigh in on and

Climate change is indeed a cause of social conflict First Bernie Sanders said “climate change was directly related to the growth of terrorism.” Then Prince Charles said drought was the root cause of the Syrian conflict and current refugee crisis. Pundits everywhere leaped at the opportunity to say both claims were wrong. Who is ri…

Is climate change on the hook for this wacky December weather? 12/18/2015

Sometimes it's hard to tell what's weird weather and what's climate change.

Is climate change on the hook for this wacky December weather? No, but El Niño and the Arctic oscillation are looking pretty guilty.

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