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Where There’s Smoke, There's ... a Health Threat [1]

When it comes to the wildfires that now regularly threaten life and property, it’s not just the flames that create risk. Wildfire smoke itself can cause harm, even a long way from the fire. This week’s TipSheet explains the health threats of wildfire smoke and how to monitor the risk for your own area.

DEADLINE: CCMP Journalism Fellowships to Attend Climate Change Summits in San Francisco and Poland [2]

The Climate Change Media Partnership (CCMP), led by Internews’ Earth Journalism Network and the Stanley Foundation, invites journalists to apply for fellowships to attend two major climate change summits taking place in 2018: the Global Climate Action Summit in San Francisco, United States (September), and the 24th Conference of the Parties (COP 24) to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) in Katowice, Poland (December). Apply by May 4.

Maritime Security in the Polar Regions: Legal Perspectives from the U.S. and China [3]

During this event, 10:00-11:00 a.m. at the Wilson Center in Washington, DC (or live webcast), leading experts will discuss recently published research and the evolving Arctic and Antarctic legal regimes regarding expanded shipping and resource development, and governance of scientific research, tourism, and fisheries management in these regions. RSVP required.

How Pokemon Inspired A Citizen Science Project To Monitor Tiny Streams [4]

"The spring thaw is upon us, and parched western states will be watching closely as snows melt and rivers rise. Fancy satellites monitor water levels in the biggest rivers, but they don't spot the smaller streams and waterways that feed into them. Now, some Colorado scientists have hit on a new way of tracking those smaller streams — inspired, by Pokemon."

Source: NPR [5], 04/23/2018

"Michigan Water Activist, 6 Others Win Environmental Prize" [6]

"A woman who played a key role in exposing the lead-tainted water disaster in Flint, Michigan, is among seven people from around the world to be awarded a Goldman Environmental Prize for grassroots environmental activism."

Source: AP [7], 04/23/2018

"Science Says: Amount of Straws, Plastic Pollution Is Huge" [8]

"Cities and nations are looking at banning plastic straws and stirrers in hopes of addressing the world’s plastic pollution problem. The problem is so large, though, that scientists say that’s not nearly enough."

Source: AP [9], 04/23/2018

"Pilgrim Officials Consider Moving Nuclear Waste To Higher Ground" [10]

"On a concrete pad about 25 feet above Plymouth Bay, eight massive steel-reinforced concrete cylinders hold the remains of the radioactive fuel that has kept the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station running since the 1970s."

Source: Boston Globe [11], 04/23/2018

Miami Beach Tries To Pump Itself Out of Sea Level Rise [12]

"Miami Beach's $500 million attempt to elevate and pump itself out of sea level rise's path has drawn criticism, but an expert panel concluded Thursday that the city's doing what it needs to survive."

Source: Miami Herald [13], 04/23/2018

"Michael Bloomberg To Write $4.5 Million Check For Paris Climate Pact" [14]

"Former New York mayor and billionaire Michael Bloomberg said on Sunday he will write a $4.5 million check to cover this year’s U.S. financial commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement."

Source: Reuters [15], 04/23/2018

Before Earth Day: Smog, Disasters Spurred the Laws Trump Wants to Undo [16]

"A huge oil spill. A river catching fire. Lakes so polluted they were too dangerous for fishing or swimming. Air so thick with smog it was impossible to see the horizon."

Source: NY Times [17], 04/23/2018

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