Tropical forests[i] are nature’s most powerful carbon sinks, absorbing harmful greenhouse gas emissions through photosynthesis. When they’re destroyed, therefore, these sinks release all that stored carbon back into the environment.
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According to recent studies, having one fewer child is, in fact, the most impactful lifestyle change we can make to reverse climate change, potentially saving over twelve times the CO2 emissions than the combined savings of eliminating car and air travel AND eating a plant-based diet.
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In this final article of our 4-part series on mass incarceration, we’ll look at recent criminal justice reform on federal, state, and local levels and examine where we need to go from here to make mass incarceration a thing of the past.
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Summer may technically begin with the June solstice, but summer in the Big Apple starts at the beginning of the month, when the city calendar practically explodes with a number of outdoor stage and sporting events!
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February may not be the most popular month in which to visit New York City, but that’s good news for tourists who do take advantage of the cheaper flights because it means amazing opportunities that are unavailable at any other time of the year.
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This holiday season, give yourself the gift of a great time and visit New York City! Its common knowledge that the Big Apple does the holidays better than anywhere else in the country. Don’t worry, we created a must-see itinerary just for you!
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