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BY JAYLENE MATIAS The largest annual climate event, Climate Week NYC hosts 400 events and activities around the City of New York, including live, virtual, and hybrid events. Business executives, political activists, local decision-makers,...
Sarah Phillips Studying the origins of the environmental movement as we know it today may be valuable in determining how to accelerate it. The events that took place and the public sentiments that persisted...
by SA Vicinanza Why are we numb, uninvolved, and desensitized to anything that is happening right now, such as climate change, authoritarianism, and gun violence? Because we are hooked into the American way, which...
by s a vicinanza · Published August 27, 2023 · Last modified August 26, 2023
By: Kirsten Hogg Why is clean water important? Humans need clean freshwater for our survival. Water helps us regulate our internal temperature, protect our organs and tissues, and eliminate waste products. We also need clean...
by s a vicinanza · Published August 27, 2023 · Last modified August 26, 2023
By: Emma Thomas Hydrogen can be associated with multiple colors: blue, green, and grey. This is in reference to the way hydrogen is produced. Blue hydrogen is produced from natural gas while grey hydrogen...
by s a vicinanza · Published August 27, 2023 · Last modified August 26, 2023
Sarah Phillips Tales of environmental disasters – wildfires, hurricanes, droughts, heat waves, heat domes – have crowded the news over the past months. There are now, on average, six heat waves per year in...
by s a vicinanza · Published August 27, 2023 · Last modified August 26, 2023
By Olivia Colangelo On August 8, 2023, the Maui wildfires began to forge a path of destruction and devastation within the state of Hawaii. With 114 casualties and 850 missing, the Maui wildfires have...
by s a vicinanza · Published August 20, 2023 · Last modified August 19, 2023
BY: JAYLENE MATIAS Despite the urgent calls from scientists to address climate change, some Americans don’t think it should be a top priority, and some even dispute its existence. Overall, 46% of Americans believe...
Matthew Farrell: Practical Toolkit from EPA Recent flooding is likely to continue due to increased rates of precipitation. One way communities can prevent future flooding is to understand the impacts of potential rainfall, the...
by Stephen Vicinanza I love to read. When I read I make all kinds of connections, some good and some not so good. Lately, I am finding fault with many of the tenets we...
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