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    Why It Rained So Heavily in the Aftermath of Hurricane Ida

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    Record downpours from Hurricane Ida overwhelmed cities across the Northeast on Sept. 1, 2021, hitting some with more than 3 inches of rain an hour. Water poured into subway stations…

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    Why the Verdict on Burying Power Lines Remains Unclear

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    The good news when Hurricane Ida churned into Louisiana on Aug. 29, 2021 was that levees held up – especially those that were strengthened after Hurricane Katrina flooded New Orleans…

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    How One City Is Paving a Bold Pathway Towards Clean Energy

    Smart Cities Dive Sep 3, 2021

    The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to transition to 100% clean energy by 2035, in line with President Biden’s national goals and a decade earlier than the city originally planned. The…

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    The Toxic Results of Insufficient Hurricane Preparedness

    Grist Sep 3, 2021

    More than 72 hours after Hurricane Ida made landfall, plumes of dark black smoke were still rising from four towers at the Shell plant in Norco, Louisiana. Enormous flames billowed…

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    At My Hospital, Over 95% of COVID-19 Patients Share One Thing in Common: They’re Unvaccinated

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    The Conversation is running a series of dispatches from clinicians and researchers operating on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. You can find all of the stories here. As…

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    How Arctic Warming Triggers Extreme Cold Waves Like the Texas Freeze

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    In February 2021, in the midst of rapidly warming global temperatures, an exceptionally severe cold wave hit large parts of North America, from Canada to Northern Mexico. It left 10…

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    Dance and Movement Therapy Holds Promise for Treating Anxiety and Depression, and Psychological Wounds

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    A few years ago, framed by the skyline of Detroit, a group of about 15 children resettled as refugees from the Middle East and Africa leapt and twirled around, waving…

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    A Subway Flood Expert Explains What Needs to be Done to Stop Underground Station Deluges

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    Subway stations in New York were inundated with water following heavy rain on Sept. 1, 2021. But the Big Apple isn’t alone – over the last year we have seen…

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    Slavery Was the Ultimate Labor Distortion – Empowering Workers Today Would Be a Form of Reparations

    The Conversation Sep 3, 2021

    The conversation about reparations for slavery entered a new stage earlier in 2021, with the U.S. House Judiciary Committee voting for the creation of a commission to address the matter.…

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    Built-in Barriers to Educational Success

    Nonprofit Quarterly

    Keith Poston, executive director of the Public School Forum of North Carolina, told the News & Observer, “Students who show promise need to be challenged. Schools need to see their promise and…

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    Teacher Coaching Can Reduce Disparities in Discipline

    Education Dive

    Coaching teachers on classroom management and culturally responsive strategies can result in fewer racial disparities in discipline, according to a study appearing in a special issue of School Psychology Review.…

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    Advancing Racial Economic Justice Through COVID-19 Recovery

    Inequality.org Sep 3, 2021

    As our second pandemic Labor Day approaches, Black worker leaders are determined to never again bear the brunt of a national crisis as they have under Covid. The latest horror:…

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