For those who are interested in research-based solutions to stop police violence, here’s what you need to know - based on the facts and data. A thread. (1/x)

Some cool toilet work from Durban, SA. Great work everyone!

The most compelling feature I saw from yesterday's #WorldToiletDay. "Poverty leaves you with no option." bbc.com/news/in-pictur…

Going Back to our Roots: EPA Researchers Help the City of Durham, North Carolina Site New Trees epa.gov/sciencematters… via U.S. EPA

We still managed to have a St. Patrick's Toilet Tuesday from the comforts of our quarantines! #toiletgardenplanter Center for WaSH-AID

Covid vs. US Daily Average Cause of Death | Flourish public.flourish.studio/visualisation/…

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We are excited to announce our new @EPAresearch SBIR award in partnership with Center for WaSH-AID to develop a nutrient removal and recovery technology from non-sewered sanitation systems that protects surface waters and provides a sustainable fertilizer! bit.ly/SBIRAnnounceme…

I'm re-posting my old thread on The Lancet's landmark study illustrating the collateral consequences of police violence on the mental health of ALL Black Americans. As you read it, understand, Black protest is not simply a display of "anger." It is a fight for our lives.

We sociologists have been telling you about the possibility of this political crisis for YEARS. Yet, you refused to pay $129.95 to get around the paywall to access my article for 72 hours. That is on YOU.

#Durham City Council work session happening now, and big news right off the top -- Mayor Steve Schewel reveals that #Durham is on a short list of cities that may get funding from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey for a guaranteed basic income. WRAL NEWS in NC

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As we celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., you'll see a lot of out-of-context quotes from people who have fought against what King stood for. I think one of the most important parts of MLK's legacy is that it contextualizes how this country reacts to Black protest: A thread:

The North Carolina Department of Public Safety will release 3,500 people early from prison after settling a lawsuit that argued that their constitutional rights were violated by the treatment they have received during the COVID-19 pandemic.indyweek.com/news/northcaro…

It's almost like every band I listened to from 2004-2008.

Why are cumulative impacts a big deal? Because environmental justice communities deal with multiple threats all at once & our system of protections hasn’t caught up with or taken these into account. This is what CleanAirN🌎W | VecinosKC is fighting in Kansas City.

🏜️36% of the world’s pop. live in water-scarce regions 🌍By 2050 over half of the world’s pop. will be at risk due to water stress 💧 Wastewater treatment & reuse is key to a sustainable future. wrld.bg/Nl3050I8Hf9 #waste2resource #WorldWaterDay

‘This is unacceptable’: EPA chief visits failing sewage systems in Alabama Black Belt al.com/news/2022/03/t…

4.2 billion people globally lack access to safe #water and sanitation services. Scaling up wastewater reuse can change that. Learn more: wrld.bg/nJ3a50Mjz7L #WaterReuse #IFCcities

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