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More than 50 years after the first Earth Day, Stanford experts discuss the experiences that inspire people to learn and care about the environment and take action.

With divided and often stalled government, what does this mean for environmental protections in the U.S. and climate change measures generally?

A self-declared optimist, Ardoin brings a sense of hope that outshines the climate despair dominating much of today’s environmental news. 

By comparing historical temperature and suicide data, researchers found a strong correlation between warm weather and increased suicides. They estimate climate change could lead to suicide rate increases across the U.S. and Mexico.