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U-M SEAS
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Official account of the University of Michigan School for Environment and Sustainability. Championing bold ideas for a more sustainable, just world. #UMSEAS
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    U-M SEAS
    @UMSEAS
    Jul 29
    New research from prof Meha Jain highlights how advances in satellite technology are transforming agriculture by providing governments and organizations with data about where sustainable farming practices will have the greatest impact.
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    From up on high: A view from space for a future for small farms
    New research examines the impacts of environmental change on agricultural production and the strategies farmers may adopt to mitigate negative effects.
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    U-M SEAS
    @UMSEAS
    Jul 23
    Clean air. Safe food. Fresh water. In a new op-ed, Dean Jonathan Overpeck and Professor Mike Shriberg make the case for investing in climate solutions, strengthening regional food systems, protecting our water, and building a more resilient future.
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    Michigan health plagued by wildfires, smokes and floods | Opinion
    From thetimesherald.com
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    @UMSEAS
    Jul 21
    When a food recall or supply chain disruption makes headlines, it raises an important question: How well do we know where our food comes from? In a new commentary, PitE lecturer Amanda Maria Edmonds explores how local food systems help build resilience: myumi.ch/G7k3m
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    @UMSEAS
    Jul 17
    "Stay indoors." It's simple advice unless smoke can make its way inside your home. As wildfire smoke continues to affect communities across MI, a new commentary explores the hidden connection between climate change, aging housing & environmental justice:
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    When "Stay Indoors" Isn't Enough: Wildfire Smoke, Housing, and Environmental Justice in Detroit
    Stay indoors." It's simple advice, unless smoke can make its way inside your home. As wildfire smoke from Canada continues to affect communities across Michigan, a new SEAS commentary from Jo Walker,...
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    U-M SEAS
    @UMSEAS
    Jul 16
    As wildfire smoke spreads across the state and country, @UMich experts, including SEAS faculty, are helping explain what is happening, why it’s occurring, and how to protect yourself: myumi.ch/zNwNy
    The Mackinac Bridge barely visible amongst wildfire smoke.

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