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“Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State” Temperature changes in Massachusetts will affect the distribution and population of different insect species

Bella Damiecki, Contributor
April 30, 2021
(Photo credit / Caeli Chesin)

“Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State” Where does our trash go?

Caeli Chesin, Writer
April 16, 2021
State Representative Mindy Domb speaks as State Senator Jo Comerford watches/Julia Donohue

“Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State” Where have all the children gone? A reflection on youth absence at the 2019 Climate strike

Julia Donohue, Managing Editor
April 9, 2021
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“Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State” Shifting species in local ecosystems

Emilee Klein, Writer
April 6, 2021
Ethan Tupelo, a member of the Pedal People, empties a trash can in downtown Northampton in April 2020.

“Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State” How an environmental-focused business launched a Northampton community member into politics

Caeli Chesin, Writer
April 2, 2021
Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State a Q&A with UMass Professor and writer of United Nations IPCC Climate Report

Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State a Q&A with UMass Professor and writer of United Nations IPCC Climate Report

Caeli Chesin, Writer
March 12, 2021
Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State

Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State

Caeli Chesin, Writer
March 5, 2021
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