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Climate Reporter for @WSOCtv, Elon Grad, mediocre triathlete and lover of all things outdoors.
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Catawba Riverkeeper debuts floating classroom for students Original

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By Michelle Alfini Verified
| WSOC-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
When the Catawba Riverkeeper’s floating classroom head out on Lake Norman, it’s not just a joy ride. It’s an educational experience that aims to teach students of all ages about our river system and how to protect it. Capt. Ronnie Caldwell, the program’s coordinator, said it’s something the Catawba Riverkeeper has been working on for years. They got the boat, trained their educators on North Carolina educational standards, and developed a few hands-on environmental science classes for K-12 students.
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How Charlotte is tackling street heat

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By Michelle Alfini Verified
| WSOC-TV (Charlotte, NC) Verified
CHARLOTTE — If you’ve ever been outside on a hot sunny day, it should come as no surprise that places like parking lots feel warmer than Charlotte’s shady parks. It’s not just your imagination; the city of Charlotte’s office of sustainability has been studying this phenomenon through a partnership with the Smart Surfaces Coalition.
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How Charlotte is tackling street heat

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By Michelle Alfini Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Gastonia family’s baby undergoes life-saving liver transplant If you've ever been outside on a hot sunny day, it should come as no surprise that places like parking lots feel warmer than Charlotte's shady parks. It's not just your imagination; the city of Charlotte's office of sustainability has been studying this phenomenon through a partnership with the Smart Surfaces Coalition.
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