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Food forests offer living lessons, cool shade at Miami-Dade schools Program is growing

Food forests offer living lessons, cool shade at Miami-Dade schools Program is growing
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Food forests offer living lessons, cool shade at Miami-Dade schools Program is growing

Food forests offer living lessons, cool shade at Miami-Dade schools Program is growing
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Study PA ranks high for health impacts of oil and gas flaring emissions / Public News Service

A new study raised red flags about respiratory health in Pennsylvania, particularly for those living near oil and gas activity. The study by GeoHealth said nationwide, oil and gas venting and flaring exacerbate asthma in 73,000 children, including nearly 12,000 in Pennsylvania. Jackson Zeiler, public health analyst for the Environmental Health Project, said energy developers do flaring and venting on a regular basis to remove excess gas. .

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BLMs Public Lands Rule could reform conservation access in NM / Public News Service

Balancing the needs of the many with those who have traditionally reaped benefits from public lands is behind a new rule issued Thursday by the Bureau of Land Management. A quarter-million acres of public lands, including 13 million in New Mexico, now fall under the Public Lands Rule. The BLM is charged with managing multiple uses but has historically prioritized extraction, such as oil and gas drilling, along with cattle grazing, over conservation and outdoor recreation. .

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Personal energy electrification plans offered at NM Earth Day event

Saving New Mexico residents money as they adapt to climate change is the goal behind an Earth Day event in Albuquerque Sunday. The Rio Grande chapter of the Sierra Club has teamed up with partners to offer residents free energy savings plans. Camilla Feibelman, director of the chapter, said the urgency of climate change is obvious in New Mexico after a decadelong drought followed by the state s largest wildfire ever in 2022. .

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