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    How the Pandemic Impacts Environmental Enforcement Regulations

    Grist

    Melissa Troutman, who co-founded a local muckraking publication and also works for the environmental nonprofit Earthworks, knew that fracking waste could be radioactive and toxic, so she filed a complaint with…

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    Western Fires are Burning Higher in the Mountains at Unprecedented Rates in a Clear Sign of Climate Change

    The Conversation May 25, 2021

    The Western U.S. appears headed for another dangerous fire season, and a new study shows that even high mountain areas once considered too wet to burn are at increasing risk…

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    The Value of Biomimetic Design

    GreenBiz May 24, 2021

    When most people think about good design, they might think of an Eames lounge chair, an iPhone or Frank Lloyd Wright’s architecture. Harmonizing functional perfection with a clean and timeless…

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    Inclusivity in Agroecology Education and Scaling

    Food Tank May 24, 2021

    During a panel discussion organized by Food Tank, the Global Alliance for the Future of Food, and the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD), experts discuss what it will take…

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    Understanding the Intensification of Hurricanes Over Time

    The Conversation

    Hurricane Laura blew up quickly as it headed for the Louisiana coast, intensifying from a tropical storm to a major hurricane in less than 24 hours. By the time it…

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    Applying What We’ve Learned in Farm Animal Welfare

    Effective Altruism

    As advocates, we try to answer the question of how we can do the most good for farm animals. I think one of the most powerful forms of evidence we…

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    Animal Welfare or Animal Rights?

    Nonprofit Chronicles

    Life is improving for millions of animals in the US. Pigs are being freed from crates, and laying hens are being liberated from their cages. Progress is on the horizon for broiler…

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    Improving Water Infrastructure with American Rescue Plan Funds

    Brookings May 23, 2021

    The pandemic has hit many households hard, but perhaps none more so than those who have struggled to access and afford water. Falling behind on water bills, lower-income households and communities…

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    How Electric Cars Can Advance Environmental Justice: By Putting Low-income and Racially Diverse Drivers Behind the Wheel

    The Conversation May 21, 2021

    The global auto industry has begun a historic shift from gas- and diesel-fueled cars to electric vehicles. President Biden’s infrastructure plan seeks to speed up this transition by requesting billions…

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    The Impact of Racism on Biodiversity and the Environment

    Futurity

    The researchers examined more than 170 published studies and analyzed the influence of systemic inequalities on ecology and evolution. The paper in Science calls on the scientific community to focus on environmental…

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    The Impact of Concrete Production on Our Health and the Environment

    Futurity

    For the study in Nature Climate Change, scientists quantified the costs of climate change impacts and of death and illness from air pollution. They found that concrete production causes about…

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    Some Cash-strapped Farms are Turning to Solar Panels

    Grist

    The Kominek family farm is a green expanse of hay and alfalfa in northern Colorado. The family has planted and raked crops for half a century, but as yields declined…

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