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Some NC Beach Towns Face Flooding, Road Closures as Unnamed Storm Dumps Heavy Rain
The towns of Carolina Beach and Kure Beach were underwater Monday as an unnamed coastal storm dumped as much as 15″ of rain.
The Fossil Fuel Industry is Disproportionately Harming Low-income and Minority Women
“Women, in all of their diversity, must be at the center of climate and energy decision-making.”
Ada Govan, Rachel Carson and the Wonder of Birds
A revolution in the way we perceive and respond to today’s world was started by two women, one of whom is now enshrined on the Women’s Monument on the Lexington green where the first shots of the American Revolution were fired.
Op-ed: “I’m sorry, I can’t hear you” — disabling environments in Cancer Alley and the Ohio River Valley
…struggles of environmental justice often fall on deaf ears.
Residents Say Pennsylvania Has Failed Communities After State Studies Linked Fracking to Child Cancer
Advocates say not enough has been done since.
Rachel Carson, Concrete and Steel in Brooklyn
In her acceptance speech for the 1952 John Burroughs award, Rachel Carson said, “Mankind has gone very far into an artificial world of his own creation. He has sought to insulate himself, and his cities of steel and concrete, from the realities of earth and water and the growing seed.”