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AP Photo/David Goldman August 10, 2022 Ask a Scientist: ‘Danger Season’ Summers Disproportionately Harm Disadvantaged Communities Elliott Negin Senior Writer
A woman at her damaged home in Loíza, Puerto Rico. Lorie Shaull/CC BY 2.0 May 26, 2022 Building Resilience in Afro-Puerto Rican Community Based on Feminist Practices Juan Declet-Barreto Senior Social Scientist for Climate Vulnerability
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State Farm/CC BY 2.0 December 15, 2021 Here’s How You Can Support Recovery Efforts for Historic Kentucky Tornado Alicia Race Climate Resilience Policy Advocate
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John Duffy October 20, 2021 Colorado’s Fossil Fuel Industry Wants to Buy Your Friendship. Don’t Be Fooled. Ortal Ullman Senior Outreach Coordinator
Unsplash/Scott Blake August 24, 2021 Extreme Heat is a Threat to Midwestern Outdoor Workers James Gignac Midwest Senior Policy Manager
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NASA Worldview September 14, 2020 In the US West Scorched by Wildfires, We Can Barely Breathe. It’s Going to Get Worse. Kristy Dahl Principal Climate Scientist
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June 7, 2017 How the Size of Your iPhone Relates to Sea Level Rise Kristy Dahl Principal Climate Scientist
January 31, 2017 The Navy Understands Climate Change Is a Grave National Security Issue – Will the Nominee for Secretary of the Navy? Shana Udvardy Senior Climate Resilience Policy Analyst
A view of the Sacramento River after multiple days of heavy rain in early January 2017. Source: James Daisa/Flickr Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic License. January 25, 2017 California Floods Remind Us To Make Agricultural Water Conservation a Top Priority Andrea Basche Former contributor