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Wilson Center: Bringing Climate and Health Together in Japanese and American Cities [1]

Join the Wilson Center and partners in Washington, DC or via live stream for a panel discussion featuring speakers from three American and three Japanese cities as they exchange insights and ideas on how cities can achieve net-zero emissions while enhancing the well-being and quality of life. 10:00 – 11:30am ET.

SciLine Crash Course: Social Science Essentials for Local Reporters [2]

SciLine is hosting a free, social science reporting "Crash Course" designed for local and general assignment reporters, co-led by a former Washington Post science reporter and a Ph.D. neuroscientist. Learn basic principles about how social science works and ways it can be used to strengthen virtually any news story. 2:00-3:00 p.m. ET.

"The Lost History Of What Americans Knew About Climate Change In The 1960s" [3]

"To judge by recent Supreme Court decisions, the world didn’t know much about climate change a half century ago."

Source: Grist [4], 08/09/2024

"More Osprey Reproduction Problems Found Around The Chesapeake Bay" [5]

"Perched on a nest atop a green navigation marker in Maryland’s Harris Creek, the osprey glared, spread its wings and started hopping as a boatload of people drew near."

Source: Bay Journal [6], 08/09/2024

"Louisiana Advocates ‘Gobsmacked’ By Decision Halting Massive Grain Terminal" [7]

"Blaming “wealthy plantation owners” and outside “special interest groups,” Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry decried the abrupt decision late Tuesday to cancel a massive grain elevator proposed for a small predominantly Black community along the Mississippi River fighting to preserve its history and landmarks."

Source: Floodlight [8], 08/09/2024

"Climate Change Is Making Us Sick, Literally" [9]

"In hundreds of U.S. cities and towns, extreme rainfalls are overwhelming outdated sewer systems, flooding waterways with untreated sewage."

Source: Yale Climate Connections [10], 08/09/2024

‘Massive Disinformation Campaign’ Slowing Global Transition To Green Energy [11]

"Fossil fuel companies are running “a massive mis- and disinformation campaign” so that countries will slow down the adoption of renewable energy and the speed with which they “transition away” from a carbon-intensive economy, the UN has said."

Source: Guardian [12], 08/09/2024

"Glacial Dam Outburst Floods Alaska's Capital, Damages Homes" [13]

"More than 100 homes in Alaska's capital Juneau have been damaged by a glacial dam outburst north of the city, an increasingly frequent phenomenon exacerbated by climate change."

Source: Reuters [14], 08/09/2024

Rising Waters From Storm Debby Put North Carolina Waste Sites at Risk [15]

"Tropical Storm Debby brought intense rainfall and flooding threats to North Carolina on Thursday, highlighting the vulnerability of hog lagoons and wastewater treatment plants."

Source: NYTimes [16], 08/09/2024

Kids Drink Contaminated Water At Schools, But Lead Testing Isn’t Required [17]

"Despite aging pipes and vulnerable children, schools face no national requirement to test for lead"

Source: Washington Post [18], 08/09/2024

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