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The Ocean Cleanup Shifts Two-Thirds of Global Effort to Southeast Asia Ahead of COP31
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The Ocean Cleanup Shifts Two-Thirds of Global Effort to Southeast Asia Ahead of COP31

The Ocean Cleanup will make Australia and Asia-Pacific its primary focus, directing two-thirds of its effort to Southeast Asia — source of 79% of ocean plastic reaching Australia — while urging 'action and cash' ahead of COP31.

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UNESCO: At least 46 Environmental Journalists Killed Since 2010 — Protecting Press Freedom Protects the Planet
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UNESCO: At least 46 Environmental Journalists Killed Since 2010 — Protecting Press Freedom Protects the Planet

Awareness article: Climate reporting is one of the most dangerous beats in modern journalism. UNESCO data shows that environmental journalists are attacked, threatened and in some cases killed for their work — and that protecting the press is a prerequisite for protecting the planet. Journalists who investigate illegal logging, poaching, pollution and the climate crisis

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How the Washington Post’s ‘Floods Above’ Won the Poynter Climate Journalism Prize
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How the Washington Post’s ‘Floods Above’ Won the Poynter Climate Journalism Prize

WASHINGTON – The Washington Post’s sweeping investigation into the world’s rising flood danger, Floods Above, has won the inaugural Poynter Journalism Prize for Excellence in Climate Change Reporting, a new award for scientifically grounded climate journalism announced by the Poynter Institute. The prize, sponsored by the Hennecke Family Foundation, recognizes rigorous reporting that enlightens and

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