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As seen in: Mongabay, Apple Podcasts, The Guardian, The Washington Post, Sustain What, Yale Environment 360, Flipboard, Grist, Truthout, EcoWatch, Pacific Standard and
Award winning editor & podcast producer @ env’t news outlet Mongabay. Verified before Musk, member of Society of Env Journalists & now on BLUESKY.
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Chesapeake Bay conservation bolstered by the power of business & viral videos

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By Erik Hoffner Verified
| Mongabay Verified
Austin Lewis is small business owner in the Baltimore area who greatly enjoys his home waters, but he increasingly noticed how much trash floated or coated the bottom of his beloved Chesapeake Bay, and so decided to become part of the solution. His often humorous and always educational videos posted to various social media platforms garner huge attention and drive action by viewers to also do their part to improve water quality.
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How saving birds protects the planet: Interview with author Scott Weidensaul

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By Erik Hoffner Verified
| Mongabay Verified
Birds are struggling, with serious population declines that seem in some cases to be accelerating, which author Scott Weidensaul says in in his new book should serve as a warning that the systems on which they depend – and on which we all depend – are breaking down. But birds also serve as a handy, readily apparent barometer for when things are starting to go right, too, he argues, in a new interview at Mongabay.
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On Manatee Appreciation Day, remember these gentle giants who protect aquatic ecosystems (commentary)

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By Erik Hoffner Verified
| Flipboard
8 hours ago To be granted asylum, applicants must demonstrate they have faced persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion. membership in a particular social group. It can take years. WASHINGTON – As the battle over immigration roils the country, the Supreme Court on March 24 will debate …
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