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School’s out on fossil fuels: Divesting in higher education
Sachi Kitajima Mulkey

Planet Forward Correspondent | University of California, Berkeley

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Indigenous energy and equations
Shondiin Mayo

University of Alaska, Fairbanks | Ilíiaitchik: Indigenous Correspondents Program (ICP)

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Can wind decarbonize Great Lakes shipping? Cargo vessels “veer” into alternative power
Audrey Richardson

Michigan State University

Can wind decarbonize Great Lakes shipping? Cargo vessels “veer” into alternative power
Music, mobilizing, and making a living on a living planet
Pace Schwarz

Georgetown University

Labor activists join environmentalists wearing turtle costumes at the 1999 WTO protests in Seattle, Washington.
Thermal cooker helps reduce indoor air pollution, use of wood as fuel
Beverly Ndifoin

Mandela Washington Fellow | Planet Forward Alumnus

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Astonishing Alaska | Chasing lipids: The industrial thirst for Alaskan oil
Farzona Comnas

George Washington University

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International student’s idea to repurpose barns becomes agro-plastic recycling company
Sara Wiatrak

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

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Simple Sleuth: Fuel for the layman
Kassi Johnson

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

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