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The gay man leading the Earth Day Initiative offers hope for the future

The worst thing that we can collectively do to ignore climate change is to have an apathetic populace when it comes to voting, says John Opperman.

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We cannot wait for climate action — climate change will not wait for us

We cannot wait for climate action — climate change will not wait for us
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The EcoWatch Guide to Earth Day 2023

Here are some of the many ways you can “invest in our planet” this Earth Month.

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Volkswagen of America becomes presenting partner of Earth Day 2022 at Hudson Yards by Earth Day Initiative

/PRNewswire/ Volkswagen of America, Inc. is proud to announce an integrated sponsorship with Earth Day Initiative, making Volkswagen the presenting partner.

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Sustainable Banking: How to Make Earth-Friendly Choices With Your Money

In the five years since the Paris Agreement, the world’s 60 biggest banks have provided $3.8 trillion in funding for fossil fuel projects. Here's how to make more climate-friendly banking decisions.

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