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Urgen cambios para enfrentar el calor extremo
Climate & Environment
Ashley Otilia Nemeth, director of programs of the Climate Law Accelerator, presented at the annual Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands Extreme Heat Summit last week. She detailed the role extreme heat is playing in recent domestic policies and ongoing litigation and was later interviewed by news station WIPR regarding extreme heat workplace safety legislation at the state level.
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MOTH Project among Top 10 in UN Live’s 2024 Culture for Impact List.
Museum for the United Nations
The More-Than-Human Life (MOTH) project has been named one of the top 10 initiatives in this year’s UN Live Culture for Impact List. Culture for Impact is an annual recognition by the Museum for the United Nations – UN Live to celebrate cultural initiatives that unleash the power of popular culture to address major societal challenges and inspire positive change.
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Pablo de Greiff briefs UN Security Council on Ukraine
Prevention & Conflict
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Why the Art World is making Nature its Boss?
Atmos
To fight the climate and biodiversity crisis, cultural organizations are looking to recruit nonhuman voices to governance. Can this finally drive necessary systemic change?
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Legal bid for Ecuador forest to be recognized as song co-creator
The Guardian
The action by the More Than Human Life (Moth) project is the first legal attempt to recognize an ecosystem’s moral authorship of a work of art.
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Ecuador forest’s musical sounds: Ecosystem could gain legal recognition of artwork
Al Jazeera
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