Sam Davis

1 week ago | counterpunch.org | Sam Davis

Your community needs leaders who care about the environment. As climate change, pollution, and loss of biodiversity threaten our planet’s health, we can’t afford to wait for governments or corporations to solve these problems. We need individuals who are willing to take action, inspire others, and make a difference. And those differences need to happen right in our backyards. That’s why we need people like you.

1 week ago | ca.sports.yahoo.com | Sam Davis

Bournemouth have a plethora of goalkeepers on their books and the future is bright, as there is excitement around young stoppers Callan McKenna and Alex Paulsen, the latter currently out on loan with Auckland. Moving up the chain, both experienced keeper Neto and the ever reliable Mark Travers are out on loan at Arsenal and Middlesbrough respectively, plus the club still have Will Dennis as first team cover.

1 week ago | popularresistance.org | Sam Davis

Above photo: Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) beach clean. 14 November 2014. Hugo Tagholm – Own work. And Inspiring The Next Generation Of Eco-Defenders. Your community needs leaders who care about the environment. As climate change, pollution, and loss of biodiversity threaten our planet’s health, we can’t afford to wait for governments or corporations to solve these problems. We need individuals who are willing to take action, inspire others, and make a difference.

1 week ago | nationofchange.org | Sam Davis

This adapted excerpt is from Every Wild Voice: For Environmental Leaders, Both Present and Future by Sam Davis (2024). It is published with permission from the author and was adapted and produced for the web by Earth | Food | Life, a project of the Independent Media Institute. Sam Davis is a staff scientist at a nonprofit that uses science, litigation, policy analysis, and strategic communications to promote policies that protect the climate, ecosystems, and people.

2 weeks ago | informabtl.com | Sam Davis

Corona, a beer brand born on the beach with a deep connection to the sun, is launching the world’s first sun reserve in an effort to preserve access to sunshine on public beaches. More than half of Brazil’s population lives on the country’s coast, and that number is climbing by the millions. With population growth comes development and expansion of waterfront areas, meaning that beach umbrellas are not the only source of shade in the sand.