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  Sean Hampton-Cole

  

  23 hours ago

  Worldview: Explore Your Dynamic Planet

  nasa.gov

  The NASA Worldview app provides a satellite's perspective of the planet as it looks today and as it has in the past through daily satellite images. …

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  Sean Hampton-Cole

  

  1 day ago

  Food Systems and Food Security

  bcg.com

  Growing Sustainability in the Food System Judith Wallenstein The challenges related to food systems and security are complex and urgent. Climate change …

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  Sean Hampton-Cole

  

  Storyboard

  Did you know that less than 1% of the earth’s water is drinkable?

  

  Curated byWorldatlas.com

  It is a common fact that the world is covered in water. In fact, continents are like big islands in expansive oceans. About 75% of the earth is covered in water. There is no shortage of water on earth. The earth boasts of some of the largest water bodies including the oceans, lakes, and rivers that stretch across approximately two-thirds of its surface. But how much of that is drinkable?

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  Sean Hampton-Cole

  

  6 days ago

  Critical minerals could be lurking in unexpected places

  cosmosmagazine.com - Ellen Phiddian

  Geologists have highlighted new places to hunt for critical minerals like copper, cobalt and rare earth elements.Their study, published in Nature, …

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  Sean Hampton-Cole

  

  Jan 12

  How to Talk to Children About Climate Change

  unicefusa.org

  Practical tips for parents, caregivers, educators Climate change, or global warming, can be a complicated topic for adults to understand. So you may …

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  Sean Hampton-Cole

  

  Jan 12

  Nature Does Not Care What You Think About Climate Change (or How Rich You Are)

  whowhatwhy.org - WhoWhatWhy Staff

  Devastating fires, deadly hurricanes, destructive floods… whenever a once-in-a-lifetime natural disaster hits the US (which seems to happen a lot more …