Shifting Funding Priorities Impact Environmental Programs and Philanthropy

Environmental organizations, including the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), the Sierra Club, Defenders of Wildlife, and the Environmental Working Group, are facing financial problems as donor contributions shift towards climate change initiatives. As a result, programs focused on toxic chemicals, radioactive contamination, and wildlife protection are being cut. The NRDC is shutting down its nuclear safety and cleanup program, while other organizations are also facing layoffs and budget deficits. The shift in funding reflects a growing emphasis on climate change as a top priority, but there are concerns about the immediate threats posed by toxins and the acceptance of nuclear energy as a clean source of electricity.
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