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  • Sunscreen Risks to Aquatic Life and Ocean Ecosystems

    The Conversation Aug 9, 2022

    Studies have shown that the same active ingredients in sunscreens that protect people from cancer-causing ultraviolet rays can be toxic to a range of species in oceans, rivers and lakes.…

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  • Understanding How Monkeypox Spreads According to an Epidemiologist

    The Conversation Aug 9, 2022

    Monkeypox is caused by a virus that, despite periodic outbreaks, is not thought to spread easily from person to person and historically has not spurred long chains of transmission within…

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  • Climate Change Will Impact Communities Differently

    RAND Corporation Aug 8, 2022

    RAND engineer and information scientist Michelle Miro, drawing on her recent report, describes how climate hazards — such as hurricanes, floods, and droughts — disrupt critical infrastructure systems, and the…

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  • What Are Dual-Use Concerns in Scientific Research?

    Vox Aug 7, 2022

    One big hope about AI as machine learning improves is that we’ll be able to use it for drug discovery — harnessing the pattern-matching power of algorithms to identify promising…

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  • Developing Trustworthy ESG Metrics

    Stanford Social Innovation Review Aug 7, 2022

    Despite the huge differences between ESG and financial reporting, we believe that practices developed in financial reporting can contribute to achieving high-quality ESG reporting. In particular, we suggest that a…

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  • Does Cutting Energy Use Mean Sacrificing Well-Being?

    NPR Aug 6, 2022

    How much energy does it take to have a good and healthy life? A new Stanford University study has found that the answer is far less than the average American is using.…

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  • Wealthy Countries Are Exporting Their Trash to Poor Countries

    Grist Aug 5, 2022

    At the beginning of last year, 187 countries took steps to limit the export of plastic trash from wealthy to developing countries. It’s not working as well as they hoped.…

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  • How Much of a Threat Is Climate Change to Supply Chains?

    GreenBiz Aug 4, 2022

    The COVID pandemic has rightly received most of the blame for global supply chain upheavals in the last two years. But the less publicized threat to supply chains from climate…

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  • COVID-19 Vaccine Inequity Harms Refugees

    Migration Policy Institute Aug 4, 2022

    Globally, access to COVID-19 vaccines has been uneven. More than one year since vaccines became widely available in high-income Western countries, many lower-income countries have struggled with supply and have…

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  • Developing a Circular Economy For Tech Products

    Grist Aug 3, 2022

    Where does your smartphone come from? That question doesn’t have an easy answer. Chances are good that the device was assembled in a factory in China, but the materials that…

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  • Developing Cultural Competency to Work with Immigrant Families

    Migration Policy Institute Aug 2, 2022

    From rural towns to dense urban settings, immigrants and other new resident families are bringing vibrant and valuable cultural practices and beliefs that enrich American communities. As our country becomes…

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  • Reflections on Increasing Preparedness for the Next Pandemic

    Migration Policy Institute Aug 1, 2022

    Two years after COVID-19 halted cross-border mobility in its tracks, most countries are seeking to fully restart migration and mobility. Sweeping border closures and travel bans have largely been phased…

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