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    May 28

    I appreciate the time Administrator Regan spent touring the neighborhood and speaking with Chicago Environmental Justice Network.

    Why Biden’s EPA chief stepped into a Chicago permit controversy. I interviewed about his role in the General Iron matter. via
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    May 26

    This : "Governance is an important factor in risk assessment. How resources are stewarded matters"

    Elasticsearch relicensing, Freenode implosion, utter lack of FSF accountability: I hope folks are noticing the same pattern I am. Governance is an important factor in risk assessment. How resources are stewarded matters.
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    May 18

    "This is an opportunity to set a high bar for future generations. After decades of fighting to prevent new pollution sources and clean up existing sources, the Southeast Side deserves no less." —A letter to the editor from 's and MPC

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  4. May 20

    Link to register:

    👩‍🏫Educators, join us for Public Lab 101 📓 Today: 4-5 PM CT / 9 PM UTC Details on the calendar invite (scroll down a bit):
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  5. May 20

    Link to register:

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  6. May 20

    👩‍🏫Educators, join us for Public Lab 101 📓 Today: 4-5 PM CT / 9 PM UTC Details on the calendar invite (scroll down a bit):

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    May 19

    Thanks 🎈 for selecting me for the water research curation fellow.🤗 I'll do my best! 💪🏽

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    May 17
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    Many thanks to everyone who applied with us ♥️

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    May 17

    We are so grateful to every one of the applicants for your time and care, and want you to know you are always welcome at ! You're very much encouraged to apply again next session.

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    May 17

    Big congratulations to everyone who was accepted into & today with ! And MUCH gratitude to EVERYONE who participated. 💞💫✨

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    May 13

    A useful article on what community science, and an asset-based approach, can look like in a traditional science classroom. Your students have lots of experience to contribute! Let's interrogate our definitions of "science."

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    May 13

    Great job opportunity for anyone in (or looking to relocate to) Charlotte, NC - Environmental Justice Manager at

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    May 11

    Today must stop HB 72 , this poster is from 8 years ago . Today HB 72 is back the ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ hell bent on hiding toxic release ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁩ ⁦⁦⁩

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    Apr 29

    I designed a 3D-printable Stevenson screen for our open MeteoMex sensors (). You can get the STL files for this miniature weather station at

    MeteoMex wall mount
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    May 10

    I think we need to make reporting requirements for industry producers to release the composition of any material produced. How do we make this happen?

    Why is research so hard? One reason - 'proprietary polymers.' This 2018 toxicity study on three different species has exceptionally well-reported data (LC50's!), but they used polymers of unknown composition, limiting it's usefulness.
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  16. May 10

    Like mapping? How about organizing? How about mapping as a means of organizing? What do you think? Join us tomorrow for a scoping call for the next couple months of work reviewing, curating, and updating this topic . 7pm UTC / 3pm ET

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    May 7

    One of the excellent side-effects of participating in is discovering other cool open source projects. My favourite this year is : a platform for using science to address local environmental issues;

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    May 5
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    I’m not sure about ethnography but lots of practitioner self documentation. springs from this hacker mentality of the malleable world a quote from yesterday. Also does work along these lines. More stewardship and access than plain data science.

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    May 5

    Excited to share that I will be mentoring students this year under . Thank you for the opportunity

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    May 4

    THE BIGGEST *THIS* THAT EVER THIS'D ON TWITTER

    screenshot from Locus Magazine article: "Quantitative disciplines – physics, math, and (especially) computer sci­ence – make a pretense of objectivity. They make very precise measure­ments of everything that can be measured precisely, assign deceptively precise measurements to things that can’t be measured precisely, and jet­tison the rest on the grounds that you can’t do mathematical operations on it. This is the quant’s version of the drunkard’s search for car-keys under the lamp-post: we can’t add, subtract, multiply or divide qualitative elements, so we just incinerate them, sweep up the dubious quantitative residue that remains, do math on that, and simply assert that nothing important was lost in the process."
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