Siri Chilukuri

1 week ago | motherjones.com | Siri Chilukuri |Cruz Salucio |Sophie Hurwitz |Sarah Szilagy

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1 month ago | michiganadvance.com | Siri Chilukuri

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. Sign up for their newsletter here. For two years, Ember McCoy has been researching air quality and the gaps in data collection in neighborhoods in Southwest Detroit where mostly Black and Latino residents live. The project, part of McCoy’s doctorate work at University of Michigan, is suddenly at risk.

1 month ago | ecotopical.com | Siri Chilukuri

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1 month ago | insideclimatenews.org | Siri Chilukuri

For two years, Ember McCoy has been researching air quality and the gaps in data collection in neighborhoods in Southwest Detroit where mostly Black and Latino residents live. The project, part of McCoy’s doctorate work at University of Michigan, is suddenly at risk. The National Science Foundation, a major funder across the world for basic research, was ordered by the Trump administration in recent weeks to stop funding and awarding grants. “I knew that things were happening at the NSF.

Dec 18, 2024 | scalawagmagazine.org | Siri Chilukuri

When Hurricanes Helene and Milton blew through the South in the middle of hurricane season, it was clear that despite past hurricanes carving paths through the region, this time would be different. This was true for so many people and communities that stood in the path of destruction—especially farmworkers. The flooding of fields with debris and stormwater would mean a loss of jobs for many farmworkers who had their season cut short. The damage was severe.