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Ruth Mundy is a singer and a songwriter from New Zealand. Her song, “Love in the Time of Coral Reefs” is beautiful, haunting, powerful and sad. Yet at the same time the song is incredibly empowering; daring us and demanding … Continue reading
As we live with climate change and as it relentlessly and incessantly rears it’s ugly head around the world, most people seem to be frozen in time and space, watching in paralyzed horror or ignoring what’s happening all together. Confidently … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Climate Mamas & Papas, Nature, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged Angela Monti Fox Climate change, cherri foytlin climate change, Climate change quotes Women, Climate Hope, Climate Mamas, Dr. Sarah Climate Change, Ina Warren climate change, Mothers Day Quotes, Pramilla Malick Minisink, Pramilla Malick stop CPV, Stacy Clark climate change
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We get wonderful tips and ideas from our Climate Mamas and Papas everyday, and we try to share and support as many of these great ideas as we can. Join us today on “Do Something Wednesday” and support the Climate … Continue reading
National Arbor Day is April 29th. This is a day set aside as a special day for tree planting. As Climate Mamas and Papas, trees are a critical part of our climate hope and for our hope for a sustainable … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, In The News, Nature
Tagged Arbor Day, Dan Lambe, Family Tree Planting, Tree City USA, Tree Planting, Wangari Maathai
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Many of us have heard the saying “The solution to pollution is dilution.” Perhaps when the world’s population was significantly smaller and we hadn’t yet invented the toxins and types of pollutants that we have now, this might have been … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mama News, Nature, Oceans & Water, Science, Take a Stand: Action & Advocacy
Tagged climate change kids, climate change parents, Coral Reefs and Climate Change, DIVEin and Ocean Pollution, Ocean pollution and climate change, Oceans and Climate Change, solution to pollution is not dilution
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The divestment movement began on college campuses several years ago and has quickly spread to houses of worship, individual investment portfolios, state, public pension funds and private company investments. 350.org has been a leading force in driving this movement and … Continue reading
At Climate Mama, we love to share the thoughts and ideas of powerful Climate Mamas and Papas. One of these special people who we have come to know and admire is Dominque Browning, co-founder of Moms Clean Air Force. We … Continue reading
As Climate Mamas and Papas, we are hyper sensitive and attuned to the many articles, news items, videos and movies that sound the alarm about our changing climate. As parents, our hopes and fears for our children are tied very … Continue reading
Posted in Animals & Insects, Climate Mama News, Climate Mama Video Peek of the Week, Climate Mamas & Papas, Earth Day is Every Day, Lifestyle & Fun, Nature
Tagged Hayhoe and polar bears, Katharine Hayhoe, katharine HAYHOE climate scientist, Katharine Hayoe and polar bears, Kids and Climate Change, kids and nature, polar bear international, polar bears and climate change
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As our Climate Mamas and Papas know, ClimateMama has been a strong supporter and advocate of the Rainforest Action Network (RAN) programs to educate the public and demand accountability and leadership from companies that have Conflict Palm Oil as part … Continue reading
We recently had the good fortune of meeting Darren Hill – an Oregon based Climate Papa extraordinaire! Darren wears many hats, including Polar Research Team volunteer member and most importantly, father of five. Darren heads out to Greenland with an … Continue reading
Posted in Climate Mamas & Papas, In The News, Nature, Oceans & Water, Science
Tagged CIRES, Darren Hill Greenland, Green land ice melt, Greenland firn, ice melt and sea level rise, Mike MacFerrin University of Colorado, NASA and ice melt, Plan research and climate change, sea level rise and climate change
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