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Protect Our Planet 🌎 is dedicated to protecting our planet, exposing environmental injustice, and powering grassroots action for a sustainable future.
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Protect Our Planet: Rising Seas, Coral Loss, and a Historic Nest | September 29, 2026 (opens the original)
Protect Our Planet: Solar Gets a Second Chance. Nature Does Too. | September 22, 2026 (opens the original)
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What’s Happening This Week in Protect Our Planet NewsA federal court reopened a path for billions in solar grants meant to reach low-income communities, while scientists reported that the atmosphere held more water vapor in August than any month on record. New research also found higher PFAS levels in younger veterans, while restoration projects in Maine and Argentina offered reminders that damaged ecosystems can recover.The common thread: protection, restoration, science, and accountability can
Protect Our Planet: The Pollution Is Visible. So Are the Solutions. | September 15, 2026 (opens the original)
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This WeekThe EPA just erased major limits on climate pollution from power plants, even as satellites are making some of America’s biggest methane leaks impossible to ignore. But this is not a story about surrender: clean energy is getting dramatically cheaper, damaged ecosystems are being restored, and people still have enormous power over what comes ne… Read more
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