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July 23, 2026

THE CLIMATE MOVEMENT
NEWSLETTER & ACTION TOOLKIT
SUPPORT CANADA
Last week’s wildfires in Canada burned over 6.8 million acres of land. Entire communities have been displaced, with Indigenous communities being disproportionately impacted. Give aid to these 7 tribes and organizations to help rebuild.
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ESA ATTACKS
For over 50 years, the Endangered Species Act has protected thousands of plants and animals from extinction. It’s so popular that 84% of Americans support the law! But still, the Trump administration is trying to gut it. Sign Earthjustice’s petition to show your support for the ESA and demand safe spaces for our animals.
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STOP DATA CENTERS
Energy-hungry data centers and unregulated AI are spiking electricity costs, and it’s time we hit the breaks. Sign here to show your support for the AI Data Center Moratorium Act, a bill to stop the growth of these massive data centers.
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CORPORATE CLIMATE
The Administration's approach to climate change has been caving to corporate interests that harm people, the economy and the environment. Now they’re trying to roll back the corporate climate disclosure rule, which requires companies to disclose their emissions and reduction targets. Show your opposition to this rollback now to hold corporations accountable!
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The climate crisis in pictures. Our lens is global.

The People Turning Trash Into Protest

Atmos | 23 days ago
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Big Tech Joins Big Oil in Ruining Summer

De Smog | 23 days ago
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Taking Out the Trash: These Old Ladies Are Cleaning Up Cape Cod

New York Times | 23 days ago
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Humans’ relationship with nature: Interview with ethnobotanist Pavel Partha

Mongabay | 23 days ago
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MURKY MAKEOVER

Swimmable cities are making a comeback in Europe — just in time for urbanites to escape unprecedented heat waves. Despite previous comparisons to sewer water, urban rivers have recently gained a trustworthy reputation. How did cities pull this off?

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PASSING OVERHEAD

For many animals, big roads act as a wall, preventing them from reaching their habitats on the other side. Now, some are granted safe passage with connecting ecological corridors. Learn just how much wildlife bridge development saves lives and American dollars.

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DEFORESTATION DOWN

Deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon reached a decade-low earlier this year. Brazil’s president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who is seeking re-election in October's election, has promised to eradicate illegal deforestation by 2030. Can he keep up this momentum?

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DIY SOLAR

Your newest summer project is now available for pre-order. Contribute to the clean energy transition with this affordable DIY solar kit you can install in two steps on your own balcony!

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IMPOSSIBLE TRILEMMA

Global economies may be able to absorb one climate disaster at a time, but what happens when they’re simultaneous? Experts warn we face “death by a thousand cuts” with the compounding financial toll.

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DRONE DEBACLES

New military drones reignite old wind turbine debates. The current administration claims windmills pose a national security threat, although the industry says otherwise.

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OBJECTION OVERRULED

The National Academies of Sciences believe judges should be educated about climate science. President Trump believes “our taxpayers should not be funding climate fraud.” Who do you think is right?

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NOXIOUS FUMES

Louisiana’s public air monitors are failing local communities. Massive petrochemical plants influenced local laws so the monitors are far away from their toxic emissions. Experts say it's “a public health emergency waiting to occur.”

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WHO'S IN CHARGE?

The National Climate Assessment is a quadrennial report that covers the impacts of climate change in the U.S. This year, a climate denier is in charge. What could go wrong?

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ALIENATING AI — We’ve all heard that AI guzzles water and electricity. Now, engineers are trying to fix this by building data centers underwater or even shooting them into space. But does that work? (DW Planet A)

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NATURE POSITIVE — If you want a future where people, wildlife and Earth systems thrive together, maybe you’d be interested in the Nature Positive Initiative. Find out how we’d actually reverse nature loss here. (Nature Positive Initiative)

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SUPER SWAMP — Even an entire foot of rain couldn’t put out this 111-day wildfire in a swamp. The reason was hidden underground in layers of peat, one of Earth's most important carbon stores. (PBS Terra)

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Climate science can be overwhelming. Here’s your easy-to-share highlight reel.
SILENT THREAT

Earth's waters are losing oxygen. This phenomenon, known as aquatic deoxygenation, is a growing threat to marine life and ocean health. If left unchecked, the resulting changes could persist for centuries.

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BURNING SOLUTIONS

This lab is fighting fire with fire, literally. A nonprofit internationally burns down houses built for this purpose to learn how best to protect people and their property against catastrophic wildfires.

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GREEN GREAT WALL

China’s Green Great Wall tames desert growth. The decades-long campaign against the spreading of desert conditions relies on creating vast “straw checkerboards.” But scientists warn the fight is not over.

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SWEATY SOLUTIONS

Your sweat may be the key to clean energy. Developers are trialling innovative solutions to make batteries that would make clean energy more reliable and can be used indefinitely.

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PLASTIC PARADISE?

Ocean creatures have created an unlikely home in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. But this strange ecosystem is a warning, not a solution.

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This is the spotlight for the heroes doing the most urgent work on climate.
Climate activist and ethnobotanist, CHARLY FRISK, uses multimedia storytelling to advocate for the protection of biodiversity and cultural diversity. Hailing from the Rocky Mountain West, Frisk uses social media and documentaries to bridge the gap between natural and social sciences.

CHARLY
FRISK

Climate activist and ethnobotanist, CHARLY FRISK, uses multimedia storytelling to advocate for the protection of biodiversity and cultural diversity. Hailing from the Rocky Mountain West, Frisk uses social media and documentaries to bridge the gap between natural and social sciences.
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Kenyan environmental advocate and footballer, LESEIN MUTUNKEI, is turning goals into green action. Through his initiative, Trees for Goals (T4G), he plants 11 trees for every goal he scores. One of the Top 100 Young African Conservation Leaders, he’s on a mission to unite sports fans worldwide in the fight against deforestation.

LESEIN
MUTUNKEI

Kenyan environmental advocate and footballer, LESEIN MUTUNKEI, is turning goals into green action. Through his initiative, Trees for Goals (T4G), he plants 11 trees for every goal he scores. One of the Top 100 Young African Conservation Leaders, he’s on a mission to unite sports fans worldwide in the fight against deforestation.
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Forbes 30 Under 30 Recipient, ALEXIA LECLERCQ, centers the communities most affected by pollution and climate injustice. She founded the Land Justice Community School to build frontline youth leadership while bringing together activism, art, education and land-based healing.

ALEXIA
LECLERCQ

Forbes 30 Under 30 Recipient, ALEXIA LECLERCQ, centers the communities most affected by pollution and climate injustice. She founded the Land Justice Community School to build frontline youth leadership while bringing together activism, art, education and land-based healing.
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