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    Tips for Becoming a Youth Activist

    Grist

    Back in 2017,  Jamie Margolin, a Seattle high school student, founded an organization called Future Voters for 350ppm. (“Future voters” meaning young people who can’t vote yet, and “350 ppm”…

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    The Impacts of Climate Change on Farmworkers’ Health

    The Counter Apr 3, 2021

    Research confirms the various ways that climate impacts on food and agriculture are adversely affecting our health: Rising CO2 levels lead to less nutritious crops; increased incidence of diseases and pests may cause…

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    The Potential of Agrovoltaics

    The Counter Apr 3, 2021

    Investing in solar energy will require expansion over land. Like windmills, solar panels need space, creating what has been dubbed “energy sprawl.” Even as a fraction of the U.S. energy portfolio,…

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    The Long-term Community Impact of Wildfires

    Futurity Apr 2, 2021

    For survivors of mega-wildfires that burn entire neighborhoods and those living in nearby communities, property damage and smoke inhalation may be just the first of many ways the blazes wreak…

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    Understanding the Nuances of Anti-Asian Racism and Misogyny

    Futurity Apr 2, 2021

    Anti-Asian racism has a long history in the United States and often intertwines with misogyny, experts explain. On March 16, a man went on a shooting rampage at three Atlanta…

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    Helping Universities With Disaster Relief and Recovery Support for Students

    Higher Education Dive Apr 2, 2021

    When Hurricane Harvey made landfall near Houston in 2017, the category 4 storm destroyed thousands of houses and left much of the city underwater. At the time, officials at Western Governors University, an online college…

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    Why Throwing Out 15 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Shouldn’t Scare You

    The Conversation Apr 2, 2021

    Human errors at a manufacturing plant forced Johnson & Johnson to throw out 15 million doses of its COVID-19 vaccine – enough to vaccinate 7% of the U.S. adult population.…

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    Phone Seizures During Arrests Exacerbate Inequity

    THE CITY Apr 2, 2021

    After cops arrested a Brooklyn teen last spring, an officer at the precinct assured him police would soon return his possessions: house keys, an iPhone and $10 bill folded in…

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    Why Economic Development Needs to Change to Support Biodiversity

    Eco-Business Apr 2, 2021

    Urgent change in how economies think, act and measure success is needed to protect and enhance global prosperity and the natural world, a major review commissioned by the UK government…

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    Why Poorer and Minority Older Adults Are Suspicious of the US Health Care System

    The Conversation Apr 1, 2021

    Just over two weeks before she died of complications from COVID-19 in December 2020, Dr. Susan G. Moore recorded a smartphone video from her bed in an Indiana hospital. In…

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    Flood Maps Are Critical for Collaboratively Managing Flooding

    Futurity

    Researchers report a new process called “collaborative flood modeling” can successfully address the increasing threat of rising waters due to climate change, aging infrastructure, and rapid urban development. “The impacts…

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    Maintaining Public Spaces During the COVID-19 Pandemic and Beyond

    Smart Cities Dive Apr 1, 2021

    Mayors expect their residents to spend more time outdoors after being inspired to do so amid the coronavirus pandemic, but few leaders are looking to incorporate pandemic-fueled changes to those…

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