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Public meeting for week of May 23

Public meeting for week of May 23 The Columbian Share: Monday • 4 p.m., workshop; Vancouver homelessness plan, mitigating the impacts of homelessness. •  5 p.m., workshop: 2022-27 Transportation Improvement Plan. • 6:30 p.m., regular meeting: acceptance of public art “The Columbia,” limited tax refunding bonds, appointment to the Telecommunications Commission. Citizen forum. Camas School District Board of Directors, meeting at 841 N.E. 22nd Ave., Camas. Meeting also via YouTube at bit.ly/camassb. •  5:30 p.m., regular meeting: academic and well-being plan, spring update, fall 2021 plan. Battle Ground Public Schools Board of Directors, meeting at 406 N.W. Fifth Ave., Battle Ground. Meeting also accessible via Zoom ID: 860 4436 8716; passcode: 914822.

The Cicadas are coming, and they can be eaten | IER Indiana Environmental Reporter

Timberly Ferree May 21, 2021 Cicadas will soon emerge in Indiana, and according to experts, eating these insects is good for your health and the environment. “They’re a lot like shrimp. They’re like tree shrimp,” said Jessica Fanzo, who is a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Global Food Policy and Ethics at Johns Hopkins University. Insect-eating, or entomophagy, is not common in the United States, but a 2013 report from the United Nations advocates eating insects for future food security. “Insects, they’re a great alternative source to other animal source foods … for example, cows, which are producing a lot of greenhouse gas emissions,” Fanzo said.

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