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Leaders of the Local Grain Economy

Leaders of the Local Grain Economy

by Kayla Zola | Aug 23, 2023 | Food & Ag, Hearts & Minds

While wheat accounts for just under 3% of California’s harvested cropland, a local grain economy has given the crop new significance.

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Homegrown Go-Tos for Chillin’

Homegrown Go-Tos for Chillin’

by Jacoba Charles | Aug 23, 2023 | Citizen Stories, Health, Heat

A North Bay mom shares tips on how to beat the heat without AC, from wet shirts to wet blankets, and surveys her friends for more.

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Imagining a More Climate-Just World

Imagining a More Climate-Just World

by Jasmine Hardy | Aug 23, 2023 | Equity, Hearts & Minds, Next-Gen-Youth

The Mycelium Youth Network releases a compendium of role playing, live-action dungeons and dragons games to help tackle the climate crisis.

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Wildlife Rolls With Wildfire

Wildlife Rolls With Wildfire

by Justin Lai | Aug 22, 2023 | Fire and Smoke, Nature, Science

Imagine a Mad Max-style wasteland, ravaged by wildfire, but populated by frolicking woodland fauna. That’s what Kendall Calhoun was surprised to see just months after one of California’s biggest megafires.

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Making Shade Where There Isn’t Any

Making Shade Where There Isn’t Any

by Eliana Pérez | Aug 2, 2023 | Extremes, Fight or Flight, Health, Heat, Infrastructure

There are few trees and public spaces where residents can escape the unrelenting heat in the eastern Coachella Valley. A master plan for shade equity aims to change that.

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