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Climate Week En Review: August 16, 2024

Climate Week En Review: August 16, 2024

Where is the month going? It’s so crazy how January through April, each month felt like a year in and of itself, but since that point, we’ve been on fast forward. The end of summer always feels months away, but in one week, I leave for my annual August trip to Maine, where I hope to get some R&R! And, of course, lobster rolls.

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Climate Week En Review: July 19, 2024

Climate Week En Review: July 19, 2024

Hey, hey, hey… we are MELTING in the DMV this week with multiple days past 100 degrees and nights that aren’t cooling off enough for my taste. It makes one miss the good old days of normal summer, sleeping with the windows open, and yes, I’m of the age that if we were thirsty and playing outside, we drank from the hose.

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EcoRight Speaks: Season 8 Finale

EcoRight Speaks: Season 8 Finale

Thank you so much to all our wonderful guests who came on the show to talk about their areas of expertise. We had all “new to us” guests this season, and I like to think we made a bunch of new friends, many whom we will have back in future seasons.

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Climate Week En Review: June 28, 2024

Climate Week En Review: June 28, 2024

Bye, June. Each day is getting shorter as we march to autumn (or so I keep telling myself). Still, it’s hard to believe next week is the Fourth of July! And since the team is taking both the holiday on Thursday and Friday off, you can look for Week En Review to hit your inboxes on Wednesday! Happy birthday, America!

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Climate Week En Review: June 21, 2024

Climate Week En Review: June 21, 2024

Yesterday was the first day of summer, but this heat wave is anything but normal popsicle weather with 94 million Americans under a heat advisory. The Capital Weather Gang is telling those of us in the DC area to limit outdoor activities after 11am this weekend, if possible. But at least I do not live in New Delhi, India, which just hit their 37th day in a row of temperatures 104 degrees or higher. How many days until fall?

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