Three experts on tracking extreme heatwaves, wildfires and other worldwide climate crises
This week on Under the Radar:
An unprecedented heatwave has swept Europe into a sweltering, deadly public health crisis. Here in the United States, President Joe Biden is soon expected to declare a climate emergency after he's spent months trying — and failing — to push his climate agenda through…
Environmental News Roundtable: Gov. Healey takes aim at climate change
This week on Under the Radar with Callie Crossley:
Governor Maura Healey wants Massachusetts to “lead the world” in its fight against climate change, and she has staked her claim by naming the first-in-the-nation cabinet-level climate chief to her Cabinet. But some advocates want more direct acti…
New climate report reveals many Massachusetts homes are vulnerable to flooding
A new report finds Massachusetts storms have grown in frequency and severity since the early 1900s. The number of intense, two-day storms has increased by 74% — and that means many homes are becoming more vulnerable to flooding.
"The first thing that comes to my mind is the health implication of …
Tastes like chicken! Is lab-grown meat an answer to climate change?
For the first time, the USDA has approved lab-grown chicken meat. This could make a significant impact if it leads to shifts in the American diet, as the average consumer is expected to eat 100 pounds of chicken in 2023, about twice the expected amount of beef and pork.
Dr. Gaurab Basu, director a…
In the wake of the hottest summer ever recorded, climate change action heats up in Massachusetts
Climate change turned up the heat this summer — the sweltering temperatures in August and September were the hottest since global records began in 1880.
Meanwhile, two significant efforts to fight climate change are taking root. In a first of its kind agreement, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Co…
"Empathy in Stereo: Two Women, One Journey through Stroke and Homelessness" Beth Daley and Connie Moore
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In this powerful episode, we share the incredible story of Connie Moore, a dedicated nurse who worked in one of the most challenging prisons in New Jersey. Her journey takes an unexpected turn when she experiences a life-…
New reforms open up access to disaster funding in Massachusetts and beyond
Climate change has sparked a sharp rise in fires, floods and other natural calamities. Now, the Biden administration has directed the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to speed up victims' ability to get immediate monetary support through benefits including “displacement assistance.” In Ma…
Episode 21: What’s the deal with academics writing for "The Conversation"?
If you’re like us, you’ve probably noticed that many academics write for The Conversation media outlet. The site does not pay writers, so why is it such a popular site for academics to publish their research? To find out what The Conversation offers, we’re speaking Beth Daley, the site’s Executive …
Unearthing Story Treasures with Beth Daley of Europeana - #313
Matty Dalrymple talks with Beth Daley about UNEARTHING STORY TREASURES WITH EUROPEANA, including how writers and storytellers can use the Europeana digital archive to spark creativity, deepen research, and find free resources for their projects—whether you're looking for historical details, artist…
Creative engagement with digital heritage with Dr. Beth Daley
In this episode Claire Bown is joined by Dr Beth Daley, novelist, creative writing tutor and editorial advisor at Europeana, to explore how digital cultural heritage collections can become starting points for storytelling, exploration and creative engagement.
Europeana brings together millions of a…
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