Bob Inglis, a Republican believer in climate change, is out to convert his party
Former U.S. representative Bob Inglis is bucking party lines by encouraging Republicans to support a carbon tax. Find other articles
From David Bornstein / New York Times: PeerForward, a youth leadership development organization, taps into the power of peer networks to increase the number of students in low-income schools applying to college and submitting FAFSA forms. Working with teachers, elected students develop their own custom action plans to achieve PeerForward’s common goals. For instance, at some schools, student leaders required a completed FAFSA for admission to a dance.
Former U.S. representative Bob Inglis is bucking party lines by encouraging Republicans to support a carbon tax. Find other articles
Deploy/US builds the ecosystem of support for bipartisan action on climate change and clean energy. They support military, business, faith,
The Cuba Foundation is a philanthropic platform that inspires, promotes, and facilitates sustainable development projects that directly benefit the Cuban
Together Institute is a collective that helps purpose-driven organizations build communities and networks. The support organizations with community strategy, community
Global Witness investigates and exposes environmental and human rights abuses in the oil, gas, mining, and timber sectors, and tracks
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