‘Heat Ready Schools’ project helps schools keep students safe during extreme heat
Release Date: 01/20/2023
Online misinformation is spreading from English to Spanish
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Content aggregators are adding Spanish-language voice-overs or subtitles to misleading content that they think can go viral. Learn more at
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Climate change could disrupt Maine's coastal economy and culture
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The Gulf of Maine Research Institute offers free workshops to help residents prepare. Learn more at
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Wisconsin schools adopt electric buses
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Fifteen school districts in the state were awarded federal funds in the fall of 2022 to purchase electric buses. Learn more at
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Armadillos are showing up farther north as the climate warms
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The armored mammals have been spotted in parts of the U.S. that were once thought to be too chilly for them. Learn more at
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Michigan woman helps neighbors go solar
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Julie Roth of Ann Arbor organized a get-together about solar panels. She ended up launching a community solar program called Ann Arbor Solarize. Learn more at
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You can help track the impacts of climate change in your own yard
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Trained volunteers are helping to monitor more than 1,000 species through a program called Nature’s Notebook. Learn more at
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Despite Wisconsin’s solar rights law, HOAs still sometimes prevent solar installations
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Though state law prohibits homeowners associations from banning solar panels, many unintentionally block installation. Learn more at
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Simple solutions could reduce heat inequities in Phoenix
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The city’s scorching summers disproportionately harm low-income and underserved communities. Learn more at
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Rising seas could cause septic system failures in coastal South Carolina county
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Residents face contamination and sanitation problems as groundwater levels increase. Learn more at
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How Cincinnati's Climate Safe Neighborhoods Partnership promotes climate equity
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The initiative prioritizes the needs of low-income and communities of color, with the goal of ensuring they are better protected as the city gets hotter and wetter. Learn more at
info_outlineShaded playgrounds, reusable water bottles, and training for teachers can help. Learn more at https://www.yaleclimateconnections.org/