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After doing the carbon footprint tracking I learned that there would need to be 3.1 planets if everyone lived like me. #ees028

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It can take up to 1,000 years for a single-use plastic bag to degrade! Start using a reusable bag. #ees028

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Here are some ways to reduce the use of single-use plastics: purchase reusable bags, give up gum (made of synthetic rubber), stop using straws, or purchase reusable ones and carry a reusable coffee cup. #ees028

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Not only do scientists limiting their travel by plane help the environment, but it also allows more people to have the access to knowledge, because videos of the panelists from conferences would be digital and reach a wider audience. #ees028 https://t.co/1ztNvkdbEO

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“The goal is to not shame people for flying, it’s for people to think carefully about whether they need to fly” - Climate scientist on the idea of flying less to reduce carbon footprint #ees028
https://t.co/1ztNvkdbEO

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Purposely burning land sounds damaging but centuries ago Indiginous burning in California created a higher level of diversity and CA was one of the most ecologically rich zones in the world #ees028
https://t.co/P6y0AdCkWZ

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Before the restoration of the Kissimmee river bald eagle nesting territory decreased by 70% and over 90% of waterfowl species disappeared. This goes to show how important the restoration of the river was. #ees028
https://t.co/REdbDpKFFZ

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Did you know that doctors in Canada can prescribe patients with passes to National Parks? This just goes to show how healing the environment can be. #ees028
https://t.co/3vRDrMQPzX

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In the past, only 4% of female African elephants grew without tusks but now the number has grown to 50%. And elephants who do have tusks are developing smaller tusks. This is clearly an issue! #ees028 https://t.co/oHoNUkDyw0

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In Louisiana the equivalent of a football field is disappearing every 100 minutes, the state is currently suffering from the highest rate of land loss in the world #ees028
https://t.co/oMV9Qhvh4i

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Found the Gingko tree on campus! #ees028

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Our recent lecture got me thinking about the time I visited the New England Aquarium #ees028

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Good news for Ecuador and the Gasteranthus extinctus
#ees028 https://t.co/6MTpWep56V

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Recently, The US Army released its first climate strategy. Some of the goals include making more army vehicles electric and increasing fuel efficiency. #ees028
https://t.co/8hhs7paikA

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“It’s a sad reality that we have preserved the DMZ, not from an ethical point of view that we value the environment but because people are afraid of losing their lives,” said Kim Seung-ho, the director of the DMZ Ecology Research Institute. #ees028 https://t.co/tbtiIsJiWy

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With Earth Day coming up soon here are some ways you can help endangered species. #ees028 https://t.co/sF1OF7ixqx

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The podcasts about the manatees reminded me of when I was in Clearwater, FL, and visited the marine life rescue center! #ees028

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Here is a video of the first crawl of the baby gorilla talked about in the podcast this week. #ees028 https://t.co/y5nXXrg2gX

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“There is no honor and respect in poaching because it only supports the organized crime networks that are currently running poaching gangs and it steals from the communities that benefit from co-existing with wildlife”
#ees028 https://t.co/kUatjSbZdr

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Lehigh recently announced new updates to its Climate Action Strategy which outlines its goal to achieve net carbon neutrality by 2040. #ees028
https://t.co/GB9xRWsvIc