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How Fast Are Oceans Rising? Answer May Be In Century-Old Shipping Logs [1]

"Off the coast of England, there's a tiny, wind-swept island with the remains of a lifeboat rescue station from the mid-1800s. The workers who once ran the station on Hilbre Island did something that, unbeknownst to them, has become crucial for understanding the future of a hotter climate: They recorded the tides."

Climate Change [2]
Science [3]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
International [6]
Source: NPR [7], 03/03/2021
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Weekslong Water Crisis in Mississippi Hitting Black Residents Hardest [8]

"Infrastructure failures following bitterly cold temperatures caused dozens of water mains to burst and freeze, leaving thousands without running water for weeks."

Climate Change [2]
Environmental Health [9]
Environmental Justice [10]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: HuffPost [12], 03/03/2021
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"Miami Says It Can Adapt to Rising Seas. Not Everyone Is Convinced." [13]

"Officials in Miami-Dade County, where climate models predict two feet or more of sea-level rise by 2060, have released an upbeat strategy for living with more water, one that focused on elevating homes and roads, more dense construction farther inland and creating more open space for flooding in low-lying areas."

Climate Change [2]
Disasters [14]
Planning & Growth [15]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
SE (AL AR FL GA KY LA MS NC PR SC TN) [16]
Source: NYTimes [17], 03/03/2021
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'Run Oil Industry In Reverse': Fighting Climate Change By Farming Kelp [18]

"One startup in Maine has a vision that is drawing attention from scientists and venture capitalists alike: to bury massive amounts of seaweed at the bottom of the ocean, where it will lock away carbon for thousands of years."

Climate Change [2]
Economy & Business [19]
Fish & Fisheries [20]
Natural Resources [21]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: NPR [22], 03/02/2021
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"Democrats Eye Climate In Big Infrastructure Push" [23]

"President Biden and congressional Democrats are already bracing for the next big legislative fight — a major infrastructure package that may aim to bolster clean energy."

Climate Change [2]
Environmental Politics [24]
Laws & Regulations [25]
Transportation [26]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: Washington Post [27], 03/01/2021
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"Who Will Clean Up The 'Billion-Dollar Mess' Of Abandoned US Oilwells?" [28]

"As oil companies go out of business, they are leaving a legacy of abandoned wells that leak huge amounts of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere".

Air [29]
Climate Change [2]
Energy & Fuel [30]
Environmental Health [9]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: Guardian [31], 03/01/2021
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COVID, Squalor Threaten Tribes In Indian Fishing Sites Along Columbia R [32]

"Indian fishing platforms cling precariously to the rocks, part of a way of life on the Columbia River persisting for more than 10,000 years."

Energy & Fuel [30]
Environmental Health [9]
Environmental Justice [10]
Fish & Fisheries [20]
People & Population [33]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
Northwest (OR WA) [34]
Source: Seattle Times [35], 03/01/2021
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Over 25m Drink From Worst US Water Systems, With Latinos Most Exposed [36]

"Millions of people in the US are drinking water that fails to meet federal health standards, including by violating limits for dangerous contaminants. Latinos are disproportionately exposed, according to the Guardian’s review of more than 140,000 public water systems across the US and county-level demographic data."

Environmental Health [9]
Environmental Justice [10]
Pollution [37]
Water & Oceans [4]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: Guardian [38], 03/01/2021
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House Passes Historic Public Lands Bill Protecting Nearly 3M Acres [39]

"The US House of Representatives has passed a historic public lands preservation bill that pledges to protect nearly 3m acres of federal lands in Colorado, California, Washington and Arizona."

Environmental Politics [24]
Laws & Regulations [25]
Natural Resources [21]
Water & Oceans [4]
Wildlife [40]
Public [5]
National (U.S.) [11]
Source: Guardian [41], 03/01/2021
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Teaching Environmental Journalism. For the First Time. In a Pandemic. [42]

An initiate to the ways of teaching collegiate journalism winds her way through unique obstacles of a first term under COVID-19, from students reporting in masks to class sessions on computer screens. Not to mention the already onerous challenges of training young journalists to report and write a range of environmental stories. EJ Academy has her story, from the stumbles to the successes.

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Climate Change [2]
Environmental Studies [44]
Health [45]
Journalism & Media [46]
Natural Resources [21]
Pollution [37]
Water & Oceans [4]
Wildlife [40]
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National (U.S.) [11]
Northeast (CT MA ME NH NJ NY RI VT) [47]
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Public [5]
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