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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 Benefits of Green Infrastructure for Urban Cities

    Shareable

    America is becoming increasingly and dangerously waterlogged. And it’s not just rural areas. Cities are especially vulnerable to a phenomenon called urban flooding because they are less permeable than their…

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    Helping to Democratize the Arts

    Medium

    Few endeavors are as rewarding and fun as my work with the Women’s Leadership Council. This group of extraordinary business leaders and philanthropists have joined forces to raise money for the eight…

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    Oregon’s Wave Energy Technology Testing Grounds

    Grist Apr 3, 2021

    At first glance, waves have the makings of an ideal renewable energy source. They’re predictable, constant, and tremendously powerful. Their energy potential is astonishing — researchers estimate that waves off…

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    Teaching Digital Literacy in the Arbat Refugee Camp

    The Hechinger Report Apr 3, 2021

    Last March when teachers and students transitioned to remote instruction, Mohammad Hameed and the other teachers at the Arbat Refugee Camp in the Iraqi Kurdistan region weren’t worried about how…

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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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    POC Are Three Times More Likely to Live in Nature-deprived Areas

    Ensia Apr 3, 2021

    ith the arrival of spring, Platte Farm Open Space, located in the diverse, working-class neighborhood of Globeville in north Denver, comes alive with native grasses, pollinator gardens that attract bees…

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    Medicaid for Kids Could Save the U.S. Money Long-term

    Vox Apr 3, 2021

    Minneapolis Fed economist Andrew Goodman-Bacon recently published a report examining how the rollout of Medicaid in the late 1960s affected people who were children at the time. Today, Medicaid is one of…

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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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    The Importance of Asking Questions Before Giving

    Medium Apr 2, 2021

    Yesterday, I called a nonprofit executive director to learn more about the damage they had experienced from a recent weeklong winter storm. My phone call was unexpected. We had not…

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