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The Planet Forward Frontline Climate Fellowship

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Rising sea levels: How one Boston-based group is turning to nature to protect shorelines
Maeve Lawler

Emerson College

Rising sea levels: How one Boston-based group is turning to nature to protect shorelines
Inside a Copenhagen recycling center
Kunjal Bastola

Planet Forward Correspondent | Northwestern University

The importance of water infrastructure funding in Washington, D.C.
Charlie Mark

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

More than 9 months after flooding, Vermont has yet to dry
Skyler Kim

University of Connecticut

An overflowing river in a forest subsuming a telephone pole.
Mapping the future of EV charging in California
Libby Mohn

Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury Institute of International Studies

Mapping the future of EV charging in California
Rising tides: Protecting D.C.’s cherry blossoms from sea level rise
Paul Leoni

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

Rising tides: Protecting D.C.’s cherry blossoms from sea level rise
Welcome to “Culdesac”: The first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the US
Joy Reeves

Planet Forward Correspondent | Duke University

Welcome to “Culdesac”: The first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the US
Essay | Submerging communities: How climate change is impacting sea level rise in Ìlàje, Nigeria  
Wole Adegbule

Planet Forward Correspondent | Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife

Essay | Submerging communities: How climate change is impacting sea level rise in Ìlàje, Nigeria  

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Turning grey spaces green: Urban cities return to nature
Des Lewis

Planet Forward Correspondent | Florida State University

Saving Chicago’s shrinking beaches with coastal vegetation and dunes
Astry Rodriguez

Planet Forward Correspondent | Northwestern University

Managing the Potomac: Featuring the Patawomeck Tribe of Virginia
Veronica Malabanan Lucchese

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science

The Interborough Express: How public transportation shapes lives
Gabby Augustin-Orcel

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Winter is coming: Road salt contaminates drinking water in Connecticut
Kelti Johnson

University of Connecticut

The Woonerf Group: GW Sustainability Research fellows propose improvements to campus urban design
Julia Collum

George Washington University

Fighting rampant bird collisions with rescues and simple window modifications in Chicago
Astry Rodriguez

Planet Forward Correspondent | Northwestern University

Heat Pumps: Are they really more sustainable?
Gillian Fuhrmeister

George Washington University

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