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Climate change is exacerbated by the emissions of natural gas.
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Climate change is exacerbated by the emissions of natural gas.

Susan Nugent, a Climate Reality Project leader from Gainesville, recently shared her astonishment at the increase in her utilities bill
Chelsea Clinton and a panel of experts engage in a discussion on the effects of climate change on childhood development.
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Chelsea Clinton and a panel of experts engage in a

A group of early childhood health experts gathered at a Harvard Graduate School of Education forum to discuss the impact
John Podesta appointed as Biden’s chief climate change adviser, succeeding John Kerry in the Biden administration.
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John Podesta appointed as Biden’s chief climate change adviser, succeeding

John Podesta, White House senior adviser, will take on international climate policy as part of his job responsibilities, replacing John
A study conducted in Pennsylvania suggests that honey yields may be diminished due to climate change.
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A study conducted in Pennsylvania suggests that honey yields may

A new study from Penn State suggests that climate change may be contributing to a decline in honey production over
Ad Age explores how The Weather Company is assisting marketers in devising strategies amidst the challenges posed by climate change.
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Ad Age explores how The Weather Company is assisting marketers

The Weather Company’s Role in Assisting Marketers Navigate Climate Change The Weather Company, a subsidiary of IBM, is stepping up
The Surge of Cholera in Africa Attributed to Climate Change
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The Surge of Cholera in Africa Attributed to Climate Change

The Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has attributed the most severe cholera outbreak in three years
An expert outlines their approach to safeguarding individuals and locations.
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An expert outlines their approach to safeguarding individuals and locations.

Wetlands were once considered undesirable landscapes due to their waterlogged nature and perceived lack of usability. They were difficult to
Alston & Bird reports that the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS) is set to enforce safety and soundness expectations related to climate change on mortgage lenders, servicers, and other regulated organizations.
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Alston & Bird reports that the New York Department of

The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) has released an 18-page guidance document on managing material, financial, and operational
Climate change and its effects on working caregivers – Fast Company Climate change is not only impacting the environment but also the lives of working caregivers. The increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events, such as hurricanes, wildfires, and heatwaves, are adding an extra layer of stress and challenges for caregivers who must balance their work responsibilities with caring for loved ones. As climate change continues to disrupt daily life, caregivers are facing numerous difficulties. The need to evacuate or find safe shelter during natural disasters can disrupt work schedules and create uncertainty about the safety and well-being of their loved ones. In addition, the increased health risks associated with extreme heatwaves and air pollution can further strain caregivers, especially those caring for vulnerable populations, such as children, elderly individuals, or individuals with pre-existing health conditions. The financial strain caused by climate change also affects caregivers. The costs associated with evacuations, property damage, and healthcare expenses can put additional pressure on caregivers who may already be stretched thin financially. This can lead to increased stress, reduced productivity at work, and even job insecurity. Furthermore, the mental and emotional toll of climate change on caregivers should not be overlooked. Witnessing the destruction caused by natural disasters and worrying about the long-term impacts on their loved ones’ health and well-being can cause anxiety, depression, and burnout among caregivers. These mental health challenges can significantly impact their ability to perform effectively at work. To address the impact of climate change on caregivers, companies need to implement supportive policies and practices. Flexible work arrangements, such as remote work options or flexible schedules, can help caregivers manage their responsibilities during extreme weather events or emergencies. Providing access to mental health resources, such as counseling or employee assistance programs, can also support caregivers in coping with the emotional toll of climate change. Additionally, employers should invest in climate resilience measures to mitigate the effects of extreme weather events on their employees and their families. This can include providing resources for emergency preparedness, ensuring workplace safety during disasters, and offering financial assistance or insurance coverage for property damage or healthcare expenses related to climate change. In conclusion, climate change is not only an environmental issue but also a significant concern for working caregivers. As extreme weather events become more frequent and intense, caregivers face added challenges in balancing their work and caregiving responsibilities. Companies must recognize and address these impacts by implementing supportive policies and practices that prioritize the well-being of caregivers and their ability to effectively contribute to the workforce.
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Climate change and its effects on working caregivers – Fast

Climate change is not only affecting our planet, but it is also having a significant impact on caregivers in the
Even if the global temperature increases by 1.5°C in this decade, achieving victory in the climate race is still within reach.
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Even if the global temperature increases by 1.5°C in this

Record-breaking heatwaves could push global warming beyond the critical 1.5°C benchmark in the next decade. However, the United Nations’ top