In 2012, the federal government adopted California’s car emissions standards, making US standards some of the strictest in the world. Why did California get to make the rules? Hear the whole story on the latest episode of the #Distillations podcast. https://t.co/tGiVYxuFTO
Call for volunteers for 2018 LEED committees! Demonstrate your #greenbuilding leadership & advance @USGBC's #GreenForAll mission.
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🚨 Cool Internship Alert 🚨! We’re looking for an undergraduate or graduate student to help us develop an exhibition on the power of entertainment 🎸🎬🏟️. The internship starts this fall, but applications are due July 01. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/AI6ZqEFpsz
What's the connection between a platter of jumbo shrimp, murdered fishermen, impoverished coastal communities, and disastrous hurricanes? #mangroves#ucsbfood2018
The fate for the Gulf of Mexico-> In January 2016, NOAA authorized up to 20 open-ocean aquaculture permits for the gulf. In total, these could produce 32,000 tons of fish — effectively doubling the amount of finfish coming out of the area. #ucsbfood2018 https://t.co/JEgdUWKVT6
Interesting discussions at @MSCecolabel#SeafoodFutures forum on where the bar should be set, and what the aim of it is. MSC CEO Rupert Howe admits that the MSC is in a tough place and there are different ideas about what it should do.
I wrote about the white house vegetable garden, Trump, Obama, and nutrition/agriculture legislation -- to find out how I jammed all this and more into a short essay, read here!
#envhist#aghist#gardenhist#foodhist
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