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Green PartyWhen Christine Peringer attended her first United Nations climate conference in 2019, she was not exactly impressed. As a professional facilitator and a member of Mediators Beyond Borders International, she said she was “appalled” by the “lack of sophistication in their methods of running the meetings.” She described the typical rigmarole: First, delegates gather for a plenary session, where they can deliver surface-level position statements ab…See the Story
UN Climate Talks Are Built on Consensus. That's Part of the Problem.
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Red Cross · JamaicaIn the three weeks since Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica, with destructive winds of up to 185 miles per hour, authorities have been busy addressing immediate crises and assessing the damage. The strongest hurricane ever recorded to hit the Caribbean nation, Melissa collided with houses and property and downed power lines across the island, initially leaving around 70 percent of the country without electricity. Many roads still remain blocked th…See the Story
What will it take to rebuild Jamaica’s food system after Hurricane Melissa?
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