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• Vox has an entire section, Future Perfect, for people who believe we have a moral duty to help each other, and that we should do so in more effective ways. We explain things like the history of Giving Tuesday, provide a framework for how to make the world a better place, reveal the science behind gratitude and giving, and identify the most high-impact, cost-effective, evidence-based places to donate to improve a range of issues, including US climate policy.
  
  
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• Our science team has helped people understand the calamitous effects of biodiversity loss and climate change — like Benji Jones’s feature on lost species (which prompted NPR to do an hour-long show) and Rebecca Leber’s award-winning environmental reporting.   
  
  

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