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    The Collaborative Initiative to Restore the Willamette River

    Grist May 12, 2021

    The Willamette River has long sustained communities in the Pacific Northwest. Since time immemorial, Kalapuyan tribes have centered their livelihoods on its waters for fishing and on its fertile valley…

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    How Black Environmentalists Pair Justice With Sustainability

    Grist

    “I can’t breathe.” These were among the final words that George Floyd and Eric Garner gasped before their deaths at the hands of white police officers. That plea has become…

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    Using Plant Life to Fight Pollution in Urban Areas [Video]

    Mashable May 11, 2021

    Turning existing city infrastructure green by installing plants can filter out fine dust and noise, reduce urban heat island effects, and even reduce stress. All it takes is regreening 20…

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    Mapping to Understand Climate Migrants’ Movement

    CityLab

    When Hurricanes Katrina and Rita swept through Louisiana in 2005, cities like Houston, Dallas, and Baton Rouge took in hundreds of thousands of displaced residents—many of whom eventually stayed in…

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    Can Investing in Small Towns Lead the Way in Water and Sanitation?

    The World Bank

    While the share of poor people in Sub-Saharan Africa decreased from 56 percent in 1990 to 43 percent in 2012, the region’s rapid population growth outpaced the decrease in poverty,…

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    Water Wells Are at Risk of Going Dry in the US and Worldwide

    The Conversation May 11, 2021

    As the drought outlook for the Western U.S. becomes increasingly bleak, attention is turning once again to groundwater – literally, water stored in the ground. It is Earth’s most widespread…

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    How ‘Climate Normals’ Have Changed Over the Years

    The Conversation May 10, 2021

    Anyone who listens to weather reports has heard meteorologists comment that yesterday’s temperature was 3 degrees above normal, or last month was much drier than normal. But what does “normal”…

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    The Importance of Collective Impact on Local Food Systems

    Food Tank May 10, 2021

    During an event co-hosted by Food Tank and the Danone Institute North America, panelists discuss ways to nourish people and the planet, while also dismantling systemic racism and inequity. The…

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    Where Will Climate Change Flooding Be the Worst?

    Fast Company

    If you live in North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, or Florida, you might be curious about which areas this super-computer-powered map says are at risk of being underwater. By the…

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    Solar Power Helps Affordable Housing Keep Costs Down

    LISC May 10, 2021

    LISC D.C. helped inaugurate a visionary—and commonsense—solar energy installation project that will bring green power and income to 12 affordable housing communities in the nation’s capital. The solar panels are…

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    Fundraising for Duwamish Land Sovereignty

    Medium May 10, 2021

    The Seattle Hub of Global Shapers is supporting the Shared Spaces Foundation in fundraising for the Heron’s Nest, a project aimed at preserving land for community use and repatriating it to the Duwamish people. Who are the…

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    Wisconsin Community Copes with the Effects of PFAS Contamination

    The Counter May 10, 2021

    Craig Koller grew up splashing through backyard creeks and biking gravel trails, sometimes through the Johnson Control Industries Fire Technology Center. Black smoke wafted overhead as it conducted controlled burns to…

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