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Allyson Chiu

Washington, D.C., Washington, D.C., United States

Climate Solutions Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • 4 days ago | washingtonpost.com | Allyson Chiu |Ruby Mellen

    How to protect yourself from wildfire smoke (washingtonpost.com) How to protect yourself from wildfire smoke By Allyson Chiu; Ruby Mellen 2025060217120800 As smoke from raging wildfires in Canada continues drifting into parts of the United States, it's critical to know how you can protect yourself from potentially dangerous levels of air pollution.

  • 1 week ago | infobae.com | Allyson Chiu

    Últimas NoticiasPolíticaEconomíaDólar hoyDeportesSociedadPolicialesEl aumento de las temperaturas amenaza al arroz, un alimento básico que alimenta a miles de millones de personas en todo el mundo. Pero los investigadores dicen haber descubierto una forma de mejorar las cosechas y la calidad del grano: silenciar un gen sensible a la temperatura que se encuentra en algunas variedades comunes de arroz.

  • 1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Allyson Chiu

    Rising global temperatures are threatening rice, a staple food that nourishes billions of people around the world. But researchers say they may have discovered a way to improve harvests and grain quality: by essentially silencing a temperature-sensitive gene found in some common rice varieties.

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Emily Wright |Allyson Chiu |Frank Hulley-Jones

    On the wild side (washingtonpost.com) On the wild side By Emily Wright; Allyson Chiu; Frank Hulley-Jones 2025052010003000 More wildlife. A succession of flowers. And less work. Washington Post readers were eager to tell us why they love their no-mow lawns after we published a story last year about eschewing mowers. As spring gets into full swing, and these sorts of efforts come into bloom, here's a look at what some readers shared.

  • 3 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Allyson Chiu

    The most promising ways to destroy ‘forever chemicals’ (washingtonpost.com) The most promising ways to destroy ‘forever chemicals’ By Allyson Chiu 2025051311000000 Toxic "forever chemicals" that can persist in the environment for years have long troubled environmentalists and regulators. Their harmful effects on human health are well documented, but their ubiquitous use and strong bonds make it difficult to eliminate them.

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Allyson Chiu
Allyson Chiu @_allysonchiu
22 Apr 25

RT @eilperin: Want to know about some small actions that can have a big environmental impact? @NicolasFuRivero @_allysonchiu @hailey_haymon…

Allyson Chiu
Allyson Chiu @_allysonchiu
18 Apr 25

RT @eilperin: What's the healthiest plant milk, which is also the best one for the planet? @_allysonchiu found out, and then made the rest…

Allyson Chiu
Allyson Chiu @_allysonchiu
5 Apr 25

RT @eilperin: These recycling techniques could help keep clothes out of landfills, reports @_allysonchiu https://t.co/3ERsfHG37J