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As seen in: Lawrence Journal-World, Newswise, CounterPunch, WDRB-TV (Louisville, KY), The Herald-Sun (Durham, NC), Times Colonist, North Carolina Medical Journal, Catholic New York, Wilkes Journal-Patriot
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Smarter tools for policymakers: Notre Dame researchers target urban carbon emissions, building by building | Newswise

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By Barbara Johnston
| Newswise
BYLINE: Christine Grashorn Carbon emissions continue to increase at record levels, fueling climate instability and worsening air quality conditions for in cities worldwide. Yet despite global commitments to carbon neutrality, urban policymakers still struggle to implement effective mitigation strategies at the city scale.
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Public Awareness of HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis in Durham, North Carolina: Results of a Community Survey

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By Helen Zhang, Bhavini Murthy, Barbara Johnston, Marissa Mortiboy
| North Carolina Medical Journal
By Helen L. Zhang, Bhavini Murthy, Barbara Johnston, Marissa Mortiboy, Jiewei Wu, Gregory P. Samsa, Arlene C. Seña, Mehri S. McKellar Zhang, Helen L., Bhavini Murthy, Barbara Johnston, Marissa Mortiboy, Jiewei Wu, Gregory P. Samsa, Arlene C. Seña, and Mehri S. McKellar. 2019. "Public Awareness of HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis in Durham, North Carolina: Results of a Community Survey." North Carolina Medical Journal 80 (1): 7-11. https:/​/​doi.org/​10.18043/​ncm.80.1.7.
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Business crucial to addressing toxic pollution and

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By John TR Isaac, Barbara Johnston
| Newswise
Toxic pollution is the single largest cause of death and poor health, killing up to 9 million people each year — about 100 times more than war and terrorism combined. Business produces the bulk of this deadly pollution, but can also play a critical role in addressing it and mitigating its effects, according to new research by University of Notre Dame expert Richard (Drew) Marcantonio.
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