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    The Effects of Extreme Weather in the Midwest

    The Conversation Nov 3, 2020

    Some effects of extreme weather are visible – like half a million acres of flattened corn in Iowa left behind after a derecho that hit the Midwestern United States on…

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    Why Bag Bans Work

    Surfrider Foundation

    Are plastic bag laws effective?  The good news is there are plastic bag laws being adopted throughout the U.S. with the intention of curbing the use of single-use plastic bags.…

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    Sustainable Farming Is Not One Size Fits All

    Food Tank

    Jennie Schmidt wears many hats within the agriculture industry as a farmer and volunteer with numerous organizations within her community. Schmidt holds numerous leadership roles in community organizations, proudly serving as the…

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    When Fracking Moves Into the Neighborhood, Mental Health Risks Rise

    The Conversation Oct 23, 2020

    Hydraulic fracturing has boomed in the U.S. over the past decade, but unless you live near it, you may not realize just how close fracking wells can be to homes…

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    The Importance of Designing Batteries for Easier Recycling

    The Conversation Oct 23, 2020

    Zheng Chen, University of California San Diego and Darren H. S. Tan, University of California San Diego As concern mounts over the impacts of climate change, many experts are calling…

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    How Nature-based Solutions Support Resilience

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    It’s not just about planting trees. At least that’s how sustainability expert Peter Vos sees it, when talking about nature-based solutions. And he should know. Currently, Vos is helping to…

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    Learning to Build Water Systems that Last

    Global Washington

    For decades, we’ve heard that access to clean water changes everything. Not only does it improve the health of entire communities, it also gives women freedom to earn an income…

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    Restoring Seagrass for Successful Marine Conservation

    The Conversation Oct 20, 2020

    Robert J. Orth, Virginia Institute of Marine Science; Jonathan Lefcheck, Smithsonian Institution, and Karen McGlathery, University of Virginia A century ago Virginia’s coastal lagoons were a natural paradise. Fishing boats…

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    Water Infrastructure and COVID-19 Recovery

    Brookings Oct 20, 2020

    The COVID-19 pandemic has not only disrupted the social and economic realities of our communities, but also undermined some of the basic infrastructure we depend on. Our water infrastructure has…

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    Preventing Future Wildfires Is a Huge Task

    The Conversation Oct 17, 2020

    As California contends with its worst wildfire season in history, it’s more evident than ever that land management practices in the state’s forested mountains need major changes. Many of California’s…

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    Innovators Are Finding New Ways to Conserve and Renew Energy

    Eco-Business Oct 9, 2020

    Chinese scientists have found a way to harness wind power when there is no wind, just a gentle breeze: one way in which human ingenuity helps the climate crisis towards a…

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    What We’ve Learned About How Devastating Droughts Are Formed

    InsideClimate News Oct 7, 2020

    Droughts usually evoke visions of cracked earth, withered crops, dried-up rivers and dust storms. But droughts can also form over oceans, and when they then move ashore they are often…

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