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October 1, 2019 by Deborah Phelan in 2050, Youth, Youth and Climate Change

Youth4Climate Movement & Maslow’s Hierarchy

Fueled by the passion of Youth4Climate, some 4 million people joined the October 20 Global Climate Strike. And just like that, youth took on the mantle of leadership of the climate crisis. Shouting truth to power, they demanded action to ameliorate the consequences of decades of inaction on the billions of

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September 30, 2019 by Deborah Phelan in 2050, Children, Climate Change, Youth, Youth and Climate Change, Youth Climate Change

“You Had A Future, And So Should We”

An estimated 4 million people, inspired by an emboldened youth climate movement, participated in the September 20 Global Climate Strike. “Right now we are the ones who are making a difference. If no one else will take action, then we will,” said 16-year-old Swede Greta Thunberg, who participated in the

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June 19, 2018 by Deborah Phelan in 2050, Displacement and Migration, TIme Capsule

World Refugee Day

The number of “forcibly displaced people” rose to 68.5 million last year, according to the UN refugee agency reporting. 16.2 million people were newly driven from their homes in 2017. 44,400 each day. 1 every 2 seconds. “International responsibility-sharing for displaced people has utterly collapsed,” said Secretary General of the

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June 12, 2018 by Deborah Phelan in 2050, Climate Change, TIme Capsule, Water, Youth and Climate Change

Glacial Melt: The Sea’s Loudest Sound

The reason they make sounds at all is basically because glaciers contain bubbles, which make sounds. We mentioned that a glacier is a big body of ice, and the number of bubbles in one is just enormous—there are billions of bubbles inside. In contrast, when you have an iceberg, that’s

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June 8, 2018 by Deborah Phelan in Climate Change, Global Goals, TIme Capsule, UN SDGs, Water, Youth and Climate Change

World Oceans Day: The Air that We Breathe

Groups of plankton, jellyfish, turtles, and seabirds are migrating toward the north and south poles by as much as 10 degrees latitude. Fish stocks are down in some areas, and the future of some tropical fisheries may be in danger. Rainfall patterns globally are out of whack, and ecosystems like

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June 5, 2018 by Deborah Phelan in 2050, Climate Change, Global Goals, TIme Capsule, UN SDGs

World Environment Day: Refuse What You Can’t Reuse

By 2050, there will be more plastic than fish in the world’s oceans unless we begin cutting back on production and improper disposal methods, according to a World Economic Forum report. Worldwide, over the course of the past 50 years, plastic use has increased 20%. Without dramatic shifts in production

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May 31, 2018 by Deborah Phelan in 2050, Climate Change, Extreme Weather, Food Security, TIme Capsule, Youth and Climate Change

Triage For The Planet

I was reached out to by a young Indigenous leader who wanted to meet with me. We did so, and we had a deep and substantive talk for several hours. The one thing that has stayed with me about that conversation was when we discussed what could be coming down

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May 11, 2018 by Deborah Phelan in 2050, Children, Disaster Risk Reduction, Displacement and Migration, Global Goals, TIme Capsule, UN SDGs, Youth and Climate Change

A Billion Acts, A Little Sun

“We’re convinced that average, ordinary people can tackle the toughest issues facing humanity.” -Dawn Engle and Ivan Suvanjieff​​​​​​​ A small ambitious Ethiopian nonprofit which manufactures and distributes portable solar powered lanterns is one of twelve nominees for the 2018 Billion Acts campaign: Little Sun is nominated along with IKEA for the

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