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Climate Change And Health: A Lunchtime Chat With Dr. Joan Schiller

Dr. Joan Schiller is a medical oncologist and adjunct professor at University of Virginia. She is passionate about the impact of climate change on health. She recently published two articles on the subject in The Journal of Clinical Oncology – Oncology Practice and Lung Cancer News, a publication of the International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer.

Join us as Dr. Schiller explores the topic and shares her wisdom.

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C O A L : BLACK GOLD …OR IS IT?

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The following sections provide a brief review of the coal industry in the U.S., offer an overview of the global coal industry, and present the arguments for and against maintaining or expanding the current levels of coal-fired energy. The United States is used as the discussion country for purposes of argument.

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Don’t be a Tourist: How to make your world travels experience sustainable

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Luckily for you, GBRI is here to help. We’ve assembled a guide to help you make the most sustainable travel choices this holiday season and beyond. In our Don’t be a Tourist guide, we’ll take a look at what sustainable travel is and uncover the history behind it.

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Traveling Sustainably: Destination Case Studies & Lessons Learned

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Traveling Sustainably: Destination Case Studies & Lessons Learned is 2nd part of our sustainable travel series. Under this session, Ross walks us through several case studies and lessons learned from his ongoing trip around the globe. In addition, he talks about options for volunteering and getting involved with the local community while traveling abroad.

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Traveling Sustainably: Keeping your footprint small while expanding your horizons

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The course covers what aspects of travel have the largest negative impact and what travelers can do to reduce their impact when on the road.

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The Paris Agreement: Is it an Overly Optimistic Pledge?

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In December 2015, all nations were brought together at COP21 in Paris to undertake the ambitious efforts to combat climate change. The conference negotiated the Paris Agreement, a global agreement on the reduction of climate change. While all 195 nations signed off on these goals for 2030, is it an Overly Optimistic Pledge? Find out as we explore this topic through this downloadable article.

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e-waste: what is your role and are gadget makers helping?

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Get your questions answered and explore more about this topic from this downloadable article. Please don’t forget to take the quiz to earn Continuing Education (CE) credits for this article.

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Climate Change And Health: A Lunchtime Chat With Dr. Joan Schiller

C O A L : BLACK GOLD …OR IS IT?

Don’t be a Tourist: How to make your world travels experience sustainable

Traveling Sustainably: Destination Case Studies & Lessons Learned

Traveling Sustainably: Keeping your footprint small while expanding your horizons

The Paris Agreement: Is it an Overly Optimistic Pledge?

e-waste: what is your role and are gadget makers helping?

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