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Steven Guilbeault is still fighting

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One of the turning points in Steven Guilbeault’s life came in 1995, sharing a gymnasium floor in former East Berlin with hundreds of young people. Like other 20-somethings, he had filled a backpack to go to Europe, but with an unconventional purpose in mind: to call for more ambition from governments as world leaders were convening for the first time for the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, colloquially known as COP1.
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With climate change, an ancient cherry blossom tradition in Japan shifts

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By Natalie Alcoba Verified
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Some call them “sakura chasers”: the intrepid travellers who journey from all corners of the world to revel in the beauty of Japan’s cherry blossom (or sakura) season. Millions make the trek every spring. Given the fleeting nature of the floral spectacle – between five to seven days per region – a certain attention to timing is crucial. But climate change has turned this transient phenomenon into a moving target.
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More travellers are flocking to see glaciers before it’s too late

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In 2019, Iceland’s prime minister, Katrín Jakobsdóttir, former Irish president Mary Robinson, and approximately 100 others hiked for two hours to the top of a volcano in Iceland that used to be a glacier. There they installed a plaque engraved with a “Letter to the Future.” The solemn and highly publicized event was billed as the first funeral for a glacier in Iceland, perhaps the first ever – and drew attention to the impact of climate change on fragile ecosystems.
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