July was the hottest month ever recorded in the U.S. So why isn't the media doing a better job of covering the brutal heat's impact on our health?
Think floods like the ones in Pakistan and Australia can't happen in California? Think again, say government researchers.
"Being a journalist is about listening," @ShotOn35mm says. This SMS tool we grant-funded enabled him to better list… https://t.co/tgcOvLEViv
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#COVID19 is hitting the #PacificIslander community at higher rates that any other group, @KellyPuenteLB reports. A… https://t.co/WsCIs9bQT4
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News orgs sued San Diego County in 2020, arguing that its refusal to disclose locations of COVID outbreaks violated… https://t.co/0UpkYwo45L
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Thad is one of thousands of #unhoused people dealing with substance use in Alameda County. He faces triple crises:… https://t.co/9plXroTpRK
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@NorrisDoug Thanks for the RT!
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RT @NorrisDoug: I enjoyed this Trudy Lieberman piece on US hospital consumer costs. A lot of good information in this one! (I won't spoil…
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Nearly every #disabled person @chrisegusa talked to had stories of pain and discrimination. Dismissal and invisibil… https://t.co/4PGhzIz9A6
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Tucked into the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan passed in March was a provision that expanded the child tax cred… https://t.co/KsTfgEPXjE
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As vaccination rates remain stagnant among Black people, faith leaders in Sacramento are ensuring their congregatio… https://t.co/Az91wvxudX
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