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Global Daily Newsletter: July 1, 2016

This week in the news: Brexit and the UN, attacks in Istanbul, a historic North American clean energy pact, UNICEF's State of the World's Children 2016 report and more.

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July 1, 2016

The financial and political implications of Britain’s decision to leave the European Union could directly affect global development.

With Brexit vote, UK citizens elected to leave world’s most progressive climate change alliance, which could affect global effort for climate action.
This is the seventh major terrorist attack in Turkey since January, and the fourth attack in Istanbul.

The 172-page report was an emphatic warning that the Sustainable Development Goals might not be achieved by the 2030 target date.

Climate action goes trilateral as Barack Obama, Justin Trudeau, and Enrique Peña Nieto release historic clean energy plan.

A trip to Greenland’s fastest retreating glacier has Secretary of State John Kerry saying, “[W]hat we did in Paris with the Paris accord on global climate change is critical now to be implemented, but it’s not even enough.”

“We challenge companies to support refugees by tapping their core competencies — we think doing so is good business.”

Meet the world’s first 24/7 solar power plant. It’s secret? Molten salt.

Brands that focus on social change and align with customers’ values will win more than just awards – they will earn respect and loyalty.
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