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freelance reporter and editor | previously: @evroundtable @texastribune @injusticewatch @nbn_tweets @BetterGov | @medillschool '21 | he/him
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Bay Area Climate Resilience Depends On Regional Collaboration – KneeDeep Times

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By Duncan Agnew Verified
| KneeDeep Times
“As dozens of entities vie to get ahead of the climate curve, can the push to be more regional in approach, to become more effective and efficient as a whole, win out? In a place renowned for the body of water at its heart that connects 7.7 million people across more than 100 municipalities, it’s hard to imagine any response to rising sea levels and the prospect of flooded homes and businesses that isn’t regional in scope.
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UCSF interns, residents kick off 10 days of protest for union contract

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By Duncan Agnew Verified, Joe Rivano Barros Verified
| Mission Local Verified
The union that represents thousands of physicians training at hospitals across the country said Monday that its University of California members will protest for a new contract at sites across the state over the next 10 days.
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Bay Area election guide: Climate resilience measures facing voters this spring

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By Duncan Agnew Verified
| Local News Matters Verified
ELECTION DAY IS FAST APPROACHING, and you may have already received a vote-by-mail ballot. This spring’s cycle features several measures related to climate resilience work across Bay Area counties, and KneeDeep has you covered with everything you need to know before you vote. The U.S. Geological Survey estimates that there’s a 72% chance of a magnitude 6.7 or higher earthquake occurring in the region within the next 30 years.
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