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Environmental stories are everywhere - from the chocolate we eat to the TVs we watch. I use this blog to show how science communication matters in everyday life.
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- Alison Arieff
- Amy Gahran
- Annie Schreffler
- Ari Daniel Shapiro
- Barker Health Blog
- Columbia Journalism Review
- Community Organizer 2.0
- Cosmic Revolutions
- Cynthia Graber
- Data Therapy
- David Biello
- Deborah Elizabeth Finn
- EarthSky
- Engineering for Change
- Envirothink
- Ever On and On
- Heather Boerner
- John Haydon
- Joseph Piergrossi
- Knight Center for Environmental Journalism
- Lisa Gualtieri's Blog on Health
- Living in Dialogue
- MIT Community Innovators Lab (CoLab)
- NetSquared
- New England Science Writers
- NewsTrust
- Pacific Standard
- Parenthetically Speaking
- PBS Nova Science Now
- Phil McKenna
- Plugged In
- Real Energy Writers
- Sara Peach
- Science Decoded
- Seth Borenstein
- Shiny Science
- Simran Sethi
- Snarky Scientist
- Society of Environmental Journalists
- The Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies
- The Why Files
- Untamed Science
- Wayne Maceyka
- You've Got Some Science on You
Tag Archives: urban planning
Save Burger King! Data Bring Global Warming Forecasts to Life in East Boston
Should we fight global warming to save our urban infrastructure? Alexis Madrigal suggested this approach in an article for The Atlantic. In this article, I’m bringing that idea down to the ground level. Communities that deal with racial disparities in environmental … Continue reading
Posted in cities, environmental justice, Massachusetts
Tagged boston, climate change, environment, environmental justice, news, urban planning
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Why We Don’t See Our Ecosystems
The road to forgetfulness is paved with good intentions. If we know something is good for us, that is no guarantee we will take action. In the context of environmental and social issues, I’m interested in actions and results. Good … Continue reading
Posted in art, cities, marketing, nature
Tagged cities, community, education, environment, urban planning
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