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    The Issue of Water Insecurity in America

    The Conversation Apr 16, 2021

    Imagine seeing a news report about lead contamination in drinking water in a community that looks like yours. It might make you think twice about whether to drink your tap…

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    Indigenous Tribes Fighting to Protect Their Water Sources

    The Counter Apr 13, 2021

    The Jemez Pueblo and Laguna Pueblo tribes, located in New Mexico, are suing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its rollback of protections on waterways vital for their food systems and…

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    Fighting for Flood Protection: Funding is Necessary to Support Levees

    Harvest Public Media Apr 13, 2021

    Levees protect people, towns, and agriculture from flooding. But two years ago, parts of the Missouri River and its tributaries reached record crests, and many levees failed. Now there’s a…

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    Solving the Water Crisis: Four Lessons Learned by Matt Damon and Gary White

    Chandler Foundation Apr 12, 2021

    United By Purpose Ten years ago, an engineer and an actor got together, determined to find answers to the desperate situations we witnessed all over the world. We had each…

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    Water Being Pumped Into Tampa Bay Could Cause a Massive Algae Bloom, Putting Fragile Manatee and Fish Habitats at Risk

    The Conversation Apr 9, 2021

    Millions of gallons of water laced with fertilizer ingredients are being pumped into Florida’s Tampa Bay from a leaking reservoir at an abandoned phosphate plant at Piney Point. As the…

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    The Impact of COVID-19 on Beach Cleanups in 2020

    Surfrider Foundation Apr 9, 2021

    The COVID-19 pandemic has reached the one year mark. One year of change, of loss, of resilience, and of learning. For Surfrider’s Beach Cleanup program, this past year has presented challenges…

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    The Benefits of Green Infrastructure for Urban Cities

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    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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    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 First Step in Managing Plastic Waste is Measuring It – Here’s How It Can Be Done

    The Conversation

    Countries around the world throw away millions of tons of plastic trash every year. Finding ways to manage plastic waste is daunting even for wealthy nations, but for smaller and…

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    The High Cost of Artificially Low Food Prices

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    Alexander Müller is a sociologist with a long history in local and federal environmental policy in Europe. He is currently a study leader for The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity…

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    Why is Freshwater Fish Farming More Sustainable?

    The Conversation Mar 29, 2021

    A tidal wave of interest is building in farming the seas. It’s part of a global rush to exploit oceanic resources that’s been dubbed the “blue acceleration.” Optimistic projections say…

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    How Mangroves Protect Coastlines and Store Carbon

    The Conversation

    With the help of technology, humans can traverse virtually every part of our planet’s surface. But animals and plants are less mobile. Most species can only live in zones where…

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