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Waves of Abandonment | The Texas Observer

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Clayton Aldern, Christopher Collins, & Naveena Sadasivam April 5, 2021

Why is science so polarizing? Blame the way we talk about it.

“Listen to the science” isn’t just a bumper sticker anymore — it’s Biden’s official White House policy.

Kate Yoder Politics January 29, 2021

How can we heal a fractured America? This Victorian-era disease detective offers clues.

By examining patterns of life and death at the neighborhood level, John Snow found solutions to the inequalities of segregation and poverty.

Yvette Cabrera Equity December 3, 2020

An aerial view of the Willamette Valley in Oregon.

Building people power to restore the Willamette River — and communities’ relationships with it

The Willamette River Initiative helped foster collaboration across racial, ideological, and rural-urban divides, and created fruitful, ongoing relationships for the betterment of the river.

Grist Creative Sponsored by Meyer Memorial Trust May 10, 2021

In a trash-filled pandemic, low-waste businesses are taking off

Despite early fears that reusable containers could be a vector for disease, public concern over the environmental impacts of our trash hasn’t gone away.

Maddie Stone Technology January 26, 2021

He’s bringing solar power to Puerto Rico — and political power to its people

In its latest project, Arturo Massol-Deyá’s nonprofit is helping small businesses produce their own energy and rebuild the local economy on their own terms.

Brianna Baker Culture November 23, 2020

Chuck Schumer wants Biden to declare a ‘climate emergency.’ What does that mean?

38 countries have already made some kind of emergency declaration on climate change.

Shannon Osaka Science January 25, 2021

Fix got struck by climate cupid. Here’s who we’ve been crushing on this year.

Black birders, TikTok creators, “greentrollers” — meet the faces behind 2020’s climate justice gains.

Brianna Baker Culture December 30, 2020

This rising lawmaker wants a Green New Deal for Boston

Boundary-busting mayoral candidate Michelle Wu hopes to usher in an era of diverse, bottom-up leadership.

Brianna Baker Cities November 6, 2020

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