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Alexandra Cook

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Earth Day Reads: 10 Books About Caring for Our Planet

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By Ruth Forman, Alexandra Cook
| Pittsburgh Parent Verified
Cover courtesy of publisher: WorthyKids Earth Day on April 22 is a great way to celebrate our relationship with the natural world. These book picks from Dagny Felker of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh will help young ones appreciate and connect with the outdoors all year long! “One Earth” by Eileen Spinelli Celebrate our planet and count the ways little ones can help it with this board book about caring for the Earth.
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Arts funding is down. Why it matters to your community | Opinion

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By Alexandra Cook
| Providence Journal Verified
COLUMNS Alexandra Cook Guest columnist Feb. 28, 2026, 6:06 a.m. ET My favorite scene in the film "The Devil Wears Prada" is infamous. Meryl Streep’s character is selecting which of two belts will be featured in an upcoming issue. Anne Hathaway’s character snorts at what she sees as a decision between two identical accessories. Streep chastises that what Hathaway may see as an insignificant “pile of stuff” is a representation of millions of dollars and countless jobs.
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Suboptimal conditions lead to differences in habitat use and nest survival of imperiled tidal marsh sparrows between an urban marsh and nearby non-urban island - Avian Conservation and Ecology

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By Alexandra Cook, Jonathan Cohen, Alison Kocek
| Avian Conservation and Ecology Verified
Research Paper ABSTRACT Sea level rise and human development are threatening the extinction of some saltmarsh birds. Nests risk failure because of flooding when built low to the ground, but taller nests face increased predation risk.
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