Adam Mahoney
Climate and Environment Reporter at Capital B
i write about our environment. from LA to L.A. and back again. 📧: [email protected] pre-order: The Problem with Plastic: https://t.co/REaUTNGsUE
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5 days ago |
capitalbnews.org | Adam Mahoney
Underneath oak trees and Spanish moss from Texas to the Carolina coasts, the remains of Black Americans lay in unmarked graves across roadside cemeteries and backyards. While some graves now remain hidden beneath highways and shopping malls, others have been stripped of their dignity in an even more insidious way.
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1 week ago |
capitalbnews.org | Adam Mahoney
In January, a relentless wave of wildfires tore through Los Angeles, reducing a historic Black community to ash and claiming 29 lives. Later that month, a rare winter storm brought heavy snow to the Southeast and the Gulf Coast. Eleven people perished. Then, in March, more than 100 tornadoes ripped through the South in two days, leaving 42 dead across eight states. Weeks later, rain and extensive flooding soaked the region, resulting in hundreds of water rescues and 25 deaths.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Adam Mahoney
In January, a relentless wave of wildfires tore through Los Angeles, reducing a historic Black community to ash and claiming 29 lives. Later that month, a rare winter storm brought heavy snow to the Southeast and the Gulf Coast. Eleven people perished. Then, in March, more than 100 tornadoes ripped through the South in two days, leaving 42 dead across eight states. Weeks later, rain and extensive flooding soaked the region, resulting in hundreds of water rescues and 25 deaths.
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2 weeks ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Adam Mahoney
The sky turned an eerie green over St. Louis on May 16. Rapper and activist Antoine White, better known as T-Dubb-O, recognized the ominous hue immediately. Having family in the heart of Tornado Alley in Tennessee, he knew what was coming. With his wife and son beside him after a school field day lunch in Clayton, a suburb of St. Louis, he made the split-second decision to flee north, away from the city. Even though a tornado hadn’t hit the city in two generations, he didn’t want to risk it.
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2 weeks ago |
truthout.org | Adam Mahoney
This story was originally published by Capital B. The sky turned an eerie green over St. Louis on May 16. Rapper and activist Antoine White, better known as T-Dubb-O, recognized the ominous hue immediately. Having family in the heart of Tornado Alley in Tennessee, he knew what was coming. With his wife and son beside him after a school field day lunch in Clayton, a suburb of St. Louis, he made the split-second decision to flee north, away from the city.
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