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- 1Climate change returns to top of public priorities, polling shows▼New polling: climate change is back in people’s top priorities
New polling indicates climate change has re-entered the list of people's top priorities, reversing recent declines in public concern. The findings, highlighted by Climate Outreach, suggest that after a period dominated by other issues such as the cost of living and conflict, voters are again placing environmental action high on their agendas, a shift likely to draw attention from politicians and campaigners.
- 2Critics accuse mining firms of 'petro-grooming' children●Mining companies are just as bad as the tobacco industry fuck these jokers. Kids are being "petro-groomed". "They said:
Commenters are comparing mining companies to the tobacco industry, accusing them of targeting schoolchildren with industry-friendly messaging. A quoted teacher describes alarm when petrochemical and mining representatives came in to 'talk about mining' with students, calling the practice 'petro-grooming'. The comparison to Big Tobacco frames corporate education outreach as propaganda aimed at young minds.
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The American Meteorological Society is featuring Jennifer Small Griswold in a profile highlighting her work inspiring the next generation of atmospheric scientists. The piece draws attention to her mentorship and outreach in the weather and climate community, and to the value of encouraging young people to pursue careers in meteorology.