31 January 2023
PUBLIC NEWS SERVICE: Public Health Benefits of Limiting Oil, Gas Methane Pollution
The public has until February 13th to weigh in on new rules proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency to reduce methane pollution at oil and gas facilities. Emma Galofre Garcia, a doctoral student at C.U.…
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20 January 2023
ARIZONA CAPITOL TIMES: Climate and Health in South Phoenix: Building Advocates Through Education
Growing up in South Phoenix, I was constantly, unknowingly exposed to the devastating effects air pollution has on environmental and human health. As a child it was common for my family and friends to have…
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14 December 2022
NBC NEWS: Parks, Land and Monuments With Deep Latino Roots Need Protection, Report says
Historical landmarks that have served Latino and Indigenous descendants are facing adverse long-term future, as a group raises awareness. Parks, monuments and even wildlife refuges with ties to Latino history and culture serve as crucial…
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12 January 2023
THE HILL: Environmental Racism Worsens Pandemic Outcomes
As a new COVID-19 variant begins to take hold, one thing has remained the same for the past near-three years of the pandemic. Throughout its ebbs and flows, I’ve witnessed how the pandemic has raced…
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26 January 2023
MIAMI HERALD: Communities of Color see the First and Worst Impacts of Climate Change. Let’s Change That
Mi comunidad, unidos a través de idioma, cultura, comida, música, agua, tierra y más — my community, united by a diverse yet common language, culture, food, music, land, water and more. As a Floridian, my…
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13 December 2022
THE HILL: How to Address the Unequal Demographics of Climate Change
As policymakers gear for a new year of climate action and climate disasters, it is important for decision-makers to recognize that not everyone suffers the impacts of climate change equally. Latinos are twice as likely…
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