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Sinking Land and Rising Seas: the Dual Crises Facing Coastal Communities

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Microsoft Outlook, email hack, White House, warning

White House Cites ‘Active’ Cyber Threat, Urges Action Despite Microsoft Patch

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food prices, pandemic, climate change, extreme weather

Food Prices Rising Worldwide, Largely Due to COVID-19, Climate Change

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Google, online privacy, ad sales, browsing history

Google to Stop Selling Ads Based on Your Web Browsing

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gun legislation, sweeping overhaul, bipartisan push, background checks

House Lawmakers Launch Fresh Effort to Overhaul Nation’s Gun Laws

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climate crisis, meat consumption, greenhouse gasses, food pioneers

Meatless Meat Pioneers Revolutionizing the Future of Food

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high-speed internet, FCC subsidy, digital divide, pandemic aid

FCC Approves $50 Monthly High-Speed Internet Subsidy

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freshwater fish, at risk, extinction, study

Global Freshwater Fish Populations at Risk of Extinction, Study Finds

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climate crisis, environmental justice, black communities

Why Environmental Justice Is Finally Getting the Attention It Deserves

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online education, US workers, skills, affordable education, social mobility

New Plan to Expand Online Education for US Workers

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climate catastrophe, managing disasters, power systems, public institutions

Living With Climate Catastrophe

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cybersecurity, password, hacked, email, sextortion

Got a ‘Day Of Hack’ Email With Your Password? Here Are 3 Things to Do

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