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  • The FIFA World Cup: A model for sustainability - Fifa.com June 18, 2013
    Fifa.comThe FIFA World Cup: A model for sustainabilityFifa.comAs the world's biggest single sporting event, the FIFA World Cup™ has a wide-reaching responsibility that extends far beyond the tournament itself. It is for that reason that sustainability in all areas of society and ecology will play such a ... […]

  • Known carcinogens used in 34% of reported fracking operations in 2011-2012 June 18, 2013
    Amy Mall, Senior Policy Analyst, Washington, D.C.: A recent analysis from SkyTruth has found that cancer-causing chemicals were used in about a third of fracking operations reported to FracFocus over a 21-month period in 2011 and 2012. The SkyTruth analysis reviewed more than 27,000 reports. The three most common carcinogens used... […]
    Amy Mall

  • Zanzibar’s Encroaching Ocean Means Less Water June 12, 2013
    Khadija Komboani’s nearest well is filled with salt water thanks to the rising sea around Tanzania’s Indian Ocean island of Zanzibar. And until recently, the 36-year-old mother of 12 from Nungwi village in Unguja on the northernmost part of Zanzibar, spent most of her day walking to her nearest fresh water supply to collect safe [...] […]
    Erick Kabendera

  • 8 Tips for an Easy Goodwill Drop-off June 17, 2013
    Have you ever put together a Goodwill donation and wondered whether you’re doing it right? Have no fear, we’ve put together some top-notch tips and answered your questions to make sure your next donation is a breeze for both you and your local... […]
    Leah Blunt

  • Water Wars: Who Controls The Flow? June 15, 2013
    So often, we take water for granted. But it's not always where we need it, or there when we need it. Two rivers on opposite sides of the country — the Chattahoochee in the South and the Klamath in the far West — may provide lessons for the inevitable and growing dispute over how we manage our most precious resource. […]

  • Seattle Adopts Bold Climate Action Plan, Aims To Be Carbon Neutral By 2050 June 18, 2013
    Kirsten Gibson is an intern for ThinkProgress. The Seattle City Council unanimously passed a far-reaching Climate Action Plan Monday, with the ultimate goal of reaching zero net emissions by 2050. The ambitious plan, crafted by city officials and community members, provides a long-term vision for reducing the city’s greenhouse gas emissions while building vibrant, prosperous [...]     […]
    Kirsten Gibson, Guest Blogger

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