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Why COP28 needs to put philanthropy at the forefront of climate change solutions

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By Kate Williams, Jack Chellman
| philanthropynewsdigest.org
As world leaders and a diverse range of stakeholders gather in the United Arab Emirates for COP28, the role of philanthropy in addressing climate change needs to be at the forefront of discussions and actions coming out of the UN conference. This is a decisive decade for tackling climate change and aligning with the 2015 Paris Agreement’s emissions reduction commitments to limit global temperature increase this century to a maximum of 2°C above pre-industrial levels.
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COP process is 'too little too late bureaucratic sluggishness'

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By Natasha Turner, Jack Chellman
| ESG Clarity Verified
As with prior UN climate conferences, COP28 in the UAE will raise the usual hopes of high-level climate action. But at this point, COP conferences also come with a familiar cycle of distraction and disappointment. COPs have little to show for themselves at a time when ‘little’ action poses an existential threat. It’s time to embrace an alternative to cyclical climate conferences with uncertain impact. Consistent climate action with clear impact deserves far more attention.
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Now is the time to redistribute college resources

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By Jack Chellman
| Varsity Verified
As students across Cambridge struggle to cope with the consequences of the coronavirus, affluent colleges should increase contributions to more widely accessible hardship funding. 'College wealth should not determine the support a student receives in this crisis.'PHOTO CREDIT: SIMON LOCK by Jack Chellman The Cambridge system has cultivated long-standing wealth inequalities between colleges, with institutions maintaining a great deal of autonomy in how they regulate their spending.
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