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The Trump administration won’t face the facts

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By Jessica McKenzie Verified
| Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Photo by Bernd 📷 Dittrich on Unsplash Since Donald Trump took office last year, his administration’s actions have made hunger, teen suicide, tornadoes and other storms, and a wide range of diseases more likely to affect and harm you and your family. It is now more likely that infants will die early and unnecessarily, and that people will be sickened or killed by exposure to hazardous chemicals.
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Indigenous Art Journey - Presented by Shawish Market

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By Jessica McKenzie Verified, Lesley Hampton, Pacha Arts
| Eventbrite.ca
Overview Join us for a FREE community event celebrating the beauty & resilience of Indigenous artistry. Join us for the Indigenous Art Journey presented by Shawish Market; featuring a curated Indigenous Art Gallery, Vendor Marketplace, Beading Workshops, and Free Coffee, Tea & Pastries. This community event is FREE to attend — but we invite you to consider making a donation when reserving your ticket.
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Why the National Science Foundation is ripping monitoring instruments out of the ocean

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By Jessica McKenzie Verified
| Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists
Recovering a large Coastal Surface Mooring buoy. (Photo from work supported by the US National Science Foundation Ocean Observatories Initiative. Copyright Andrew Reed/WHOI) The US National Science Foundation is planning to remove hundreds of ocean monitoring instruments from four sites in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
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