The Paris Agreement is 10 years old, but its goals of limiting global temperature rise to less than 2°C and reaching net-zero emissions this century are at risk due to the continued increase in global emissions and insufficient commitments, both in climate action and financing to developing countries.
The European Clean Tech Tracker collects data on clean technologies and employment in Europe to provide comprehensive and straightforward information, despite the scattering of data and divergent opinions.
Climate change is an urgent concern for educational policy in the United States, where a dual crisis of declining educational outcomes and increasing climate impacts is being faced. The pandemic has exacerbated declining achievement and absenteeism. Strengthening the pre-K-12 system is essential for economic prosperity and innovation. Climate affects school operations and schools can reduce emissions, integrate climate science into the curriculum, and help with preparation.
Climate change is affecting school operations in the U.S. A study shows that public schools are vulnerable to climate risks in states such as California, Florida, and Texas. The Brookings Institution emphasizes the need to adapt and build resilience in schools.
After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, over $6.5 billion was invested in philanthropic response. The rebuilding in New Orleans highlighted the innovation and challenges of the nonprofit sector, underscoring the importance of collaboration, sustainability, and philanthropic dynamics. Trust in this sector increased, highlighting its crucial role in community resilience.
