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New York City is subtropical now. What does that mean?
Kayla Smernoff

Planet Forward Correspondent | Columbia University, Howard University

New York City is subtropical now. What does that mean?
How three initiatives in Northern England are powering a carbon capture revolution
Jey Draper

Planet Forward Correspondent | Teesside University

How three initiatives in Northern England are powering a carbon capture revolution
Concrete objects shelter sea life and New Yorkers
Irené Leloux

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Concrete objects shelter sea life and New Yorkers
Essay | The future of food: Gourmet insects might be on your menu
Kaeoli Sapp

Northwestern University

Essay | The future of food: Gourmet insects might be on your menu
More than just cranberries 
Sabrina Cunningham

Loyola University Chicago

More than just cranberries 
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Emily Valenti

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Orca Pod-Cast
How can urbanization be good for the environment?
Siobhan Scully

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Fighting against Florida’s most invasive reptile: the Burmese python
Kiley Petracek

The University of Tampa

Fighting against Florida’s most invasive reptile: the Burmese python

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Karli Moore

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Karolina Montalvo

George Washington University

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Paul Leoni

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

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Lauren Berroa

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

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Virginia Johnson

The College of William & Mary

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Maeve Lawler

Emerson College

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Juliette Fekkar

Sciences Po University

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María José Vargas

Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury Institute of International Studies

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