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Bianca Garcia

  • Climate and Environment Reporting Fellow, WBUR News
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As time runs out on TPS for Haitians, leaders and advocates in Boston urge Congress to take action Original

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By Bianca Garcia
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City leaders, state officials and immigration advocates rallied on Boston's City Hall Plaza to urge Congress to extend Temporary Protected Status for Haitians living in the U.S. More than 100 people — including Boston Mayor Michelle Wu, City Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune and Massachusetts Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll — gathered midday Thursday as percussive music played through the speakers.
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To protect against flooding, Army Corps calls for investing billions into Boston’s waterfront

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By Bianca Garcia
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is recommending $10 billion in infrastructure investments to protect Boston from the worst harms of climate change-caused flooding. The Army Corps is four years into a six-year study on the city’s flood risks. It previewed a draft of its findings so far at an event with city officials on Monday. The draft is expected to be released on Friday to allow for public comment.
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Proposed federal grant changes are alarming, illegal and 'bad for Boston,' say Mass. researchers and lawmakers

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By Bianca Garcia, Barbara Moran Verified
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Massachusetts researchers, public officials and scientific societies are pushing back against a Trump administration plan to assert more political influence over federal research grants. Scientific research is big business in the region, with hospitals, universities and other institutions employing thousands of federally-funded workers. Many are hoping to develop treatments for illnesses like Alzheimer's, cancers and rare diseases, or study the effects of climate change.
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