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Helen Bradshaw

Planet Forward Correspondent | Northwestern University

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Essay | Phila-smell-phia: How one city is finding that climate change really stinks
Molly Kaiser

George Washington University

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Americans embrace tiny houses as the future of sustainable living
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Northwestern University

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In times of social distancing, people are reconnecting with green space
Jake Meyers

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In times of social distancing, people are reconnecting with green space
Solutions to urban sprawl and redevelopment of I-81 in Syracuse
Gavin Duncan

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Solutions to urban sprawl and redevelopment of I-81 in Syracuse
Sea level rise threatens the Florida Keys: The economic costs – Episode 2
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Northwestern University

Sea level rise threatens the Florida Keys: The economic costs – Episode 2
Nature-based infrastructure could be an effective way to manage flooding
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Northwestern University

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A story of flood management: Lake Champlain and the Richelieu River
Michala L. Hendrick

Planet Forward Correspondent | SUNY-Plattsburgh

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