News  |  October 24, 2022

Collection: Climate solutions in the news

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What if you could access news stories from around the world describing how non-governmental organizations, governments, businesses, and academic institutions are working to solve the climate crisis?

Now you can, with the Solutions Journalism Network’s Climate Solutions Story Collections. Grouped around Project Drawdown themes,  these collections feature hundreds of stories of climate solutions in action—stories you and others can use to inspire and guide your own efforts to reduce greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere in your workplaces, community, and home. 

Find these collections and related resources on the Solutions Journalism Network’s Teaching Climate Solutions page.

 

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