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  • The document commemorates Bill Moyers, highlighting his instrumental role in launching Covering Climate Now in 2019 to break the 'climate silence' in news media. It notes his contributions in providing a keynote speech at the Columbia School of Journalism and helping raise the initial $1 million in philanthropic support. The text describes how CCNow's early efforts, combined with global mobilizations like those led by Greta Thunberg, helped shift political and media priorities toward climate change.

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    Document type: Statement

  • Senator Chris Van Hollen recognized the 40th anniversary of the Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI), highlighting its role in providing nonpartisan, science-based information to Congress through briefings, white papers, and the annual Congressional Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency EXPO and Policy Forum to support climate action and sustainable policy.

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    Regions: United States
  • The Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) commemorates Professor Saleemul Huq, describing him as a global advocate for climate action and climate justice who focused on protecting people in the Global South. The statement notes his leadership roles within GRP, including chairing the Advisory Council and supporting the Resilience Hub and South to South Resilience Academies.

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  • The document consists of personal reflections from CDKN staff and partners on the impact of Professor Saleemul Huq (1952-2023). It highlights his role as a champion of climate justice, his commitment to mentoring young climate professionals, and his advocacy for southern leadership and locally-led adaptation. Contributors emphasize his generosity, his ability to center the voices of the 'majority world' in global climate negotiations, and his instrumental role in creating learning events such as the Community-based Adaptation (CBA) conference and Gobeshona.

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    Regions: Bangladesh
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