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By 2030, new urban areas will collectively create a giant city equivalent to the entire state of Texas. What does this mean for nature and people: species loss and declining natural resources such as fresh water (according to Conservancy scientists). If we do not focus our efforts in cities we will fail in our mission to protect biodiversity.
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You can help reduce the impacts of climate change by joining our voluntary carbon offset program. First measure your carbon footprint using our online calculator, and then reduce your emissions by participating in our offsetting program. It's that easy! Your personal impact will help to protect critical habitats for both animals and people.
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