How Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest Responded to Hurricane Maria
The only tropical forest in the U.S. houses endangered species and sources half of the water supply for the San Juan metro area.
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The Sweaty Penguin’s Earthquake Survival Guide
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Growing Up With Drought
Arizona has faced a historic drought for several years. What does this water shortage mean for residents of the state?
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Tip of the Iceberg E13: Is “emergency” the right word for SoCal’s water shortage?
When climate change shows water availability in Southern CA is only getting worse, is calling it an “emergency” giving false hope of an end?
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What We’re Getting Wrong About Natural Resources
We often regulate natural resources separately. As climate change shows the interconnections between resources, should we shift our approach?
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How Do We Make Wastewater Treatment Plants the Sustainable Solution They Were Supposed to Be?
Wastewater treatment plants were intended to be a sustainable sanitation solution, but they have environmental, economic, and health issues.
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