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Motivation and Drive are the Secret Ingredients 

Frontiers

How do you think the recent pandemic has been shaping women in science? “I I think science work during the ongoing pandemic has seen a lot of changes having been already introduced, especially in funding. With regard to difficulties, there is definitely the ‘working from home’ aspect.

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Is declaring a climate emergency enough to stop the climate crisis? What we can learn from the Covid-19 pandemic

Frontiers

Now, he explains what lessons from the Covid-19 pandemic we can apply to our fight against the climate crisis. The Covid-19 pandemic taught us many things. Without any regulation the pandemic would have likely generated much more mortality. Without any regulation the pandemic would have likely generated much more mortality.

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Frontiers’ statement on UNESCO Open Science Recommendation

Frontiers

The rapid and free dissemination of research and data in response to COVID-19 pandemic unequivocally proved that open science saves lives. Therefore, we welcome UNESCO’s international standard-setting instrument on Open Science and commitments to facilitate the production and dissemination of scientific knowledge around the world.

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Rising Cost of Water in Michigan Leads to Affordability Problems

Circle of Blue

As Michigan agencies prepare to spend hundreds of millions of dollars in the coming years in federal infrastructure and pandemic relief funds, the report authors say that the time was ripe for a deeper understanding of who is hurt by unaffordable water. That definition needs to be a public process, she said.

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Climate Change in 2022: Multiple Billion-Dollar Disasters and Unbearable Human Costs

Union of Concerned Scientists

But the science is clear : human-caused global warming is definitely and significantly increasing the odds of severe and once-rare extreme events , alongside driving slow-onset disasters—like sea level rise and the loss of major ice sheets and glaciers —and raising the risk of major tipping points.

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Frontiers’ volunteers: a time for giving and reflecting

Frontiers

Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, volunteers have been at the forefront of community and societal responses. The amount of people in need increased significantly all around the world in view of the pandemic and the drastic consequences it brought. It definitely improved my shopping skills too!

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Tackling Food Insecurity in Urban Food Deserts: A Legal Toolkit

Vermont Law

Food insecurity already impacted nearly 11% of Americans in 2019 before the COVID-19 pandemic hit. The guidelines suggest drafting strategies to simplify interpreting zoning requirements, like including examples of permitted practices or burying the meaning of a word in the operative language instead of separating the term and its definition.

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