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Official Twitter account of The Emerald Review at Boston University, the student-run earth & environment publication.

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Julia Maruca@MarucaJulia16 Mar 2021
Hey, are you a BU student who makes art that has to do with the environment in any way? Submit it to @buemerald ‘s zine project! We are accepting submissions right now at [email protected]!
The Emerald Review is seeking Zine Submissions! Submit your art, writing, poetry, music, photography or other creative work related to the theme “Up In The Air” to bueereview@gmail.com by April 1!

ALT The Emerald Review is seeking Zine Submissions! Submit your art, writing, poetry, music, photography or other creative work related to the theme “Up In The Air” to [email protected] by April 1!

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Don't miss the @BU_Tweets Sustainability Festival, hosted by our friends in @sustainableBU, this Thursday on Marsh Plaza and next Wednesday on Talbot Green! More info here ➡️ spr.ly/6014E7jRn
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EcoWatch
@EcoWatch5 Feb 2019
Seals Reclaim #California Beach During #GovernmentShutdown ow.ly/ein430nzMWx @ConservationOrg @PointReyesNPS
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John Schwartz@jswatz16 Dec 2018
“People ask, ‘How’s the crab?’ and I say, ‘There ain’t any,’ and they think I’m kidding. The red tide “basically killed the ocean floor,” a crabber tells @PatriciaMazzei nytimes.com/2018/12/16/us/st…
‘The Worst I’ve Ever Seen It’: Lean Stone Crab Season Follows Red Tide in Florida (Published 2018)

‘The Worst I’ve Ever Seen It’: Lean Stone Crab Season Follows Red Tide in Florida (Published 2018)

A prolonged red tide in Southwest Florida has hurt the iconic stone crab — and the fishermen, whose family businesses go back generations, who catch it.

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WEP Brighton@WEPBrighton15 Dec 2018
Congrats #ExtinctionRebellion #Brighton for getting the town council to declare a climate emergency. We need to bring down global warming to a 1.5% increase by 2030, a 50% reduction in CO2 emissions. Climate change is a #feminist issue. 💚🌎🌍🌏💙 – at Brighton, England
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Good breakdown of climate change region-by-region via @grist Let's keep talking about the #climate It's waaaaaaay more important than 1 weekly news cycle. #fortheearth grist.org/article/we-broke-d…
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Sierra Magazine@Sierra_Magazine17 Nov 2018
Autumn, the prime season for Santa Ana winds, is the most dangerous time for fires in the Santa Monicas, but the range is now at risk virtually year-round. bit.ly/2A5sOPV
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National Geographic
@NatGeo17 Nov 2018
The red wolf once roamed all the way from Texas to New York—now only about 35 remain in the wild on.natgeo.com/2S0WGUN
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Museum of Litter@MuseumofLitter8 Nov 2018
Thanks! Great article! – at Cocoa Beach, FL
The Emerald Review (@buemerald) profile pictureThe Emerald Review@buemerald8 Nov 2018
Replying to @MuseumofLitter @saunieindiego @project1324 @BBPB_bali
We love this #cigarettebutt up-cycling. Check out our article about how cigarette butts are the #1 most littered item in the U.S! emeraldreview.com/cigarette-…
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Ben Goldsmith
@BenGoldsmith6 Nov 2018
Now Yorkshire brings back beavers to help reduce flooding. The return of native beavers - after an absence of centuries - is one of the most exciting things happening in conservation (and flood and drought mitigation) in Britain today: theguardian.com/environment/…
Specieswatch: beavers chip in to boost Yorkshire flood defences

Specieswatch: beavers chip in to boost Yorkshire flood defences

Forestry Commission enlists dam-building rodents to slow water flows on North York Moors

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Standing room only at today’s @BOSCityCouncil hearing on safety of gas infrastructure. Public health & safety is in the interest of everyone, and as we’ve seen in #MVGasFires, fracked gas is dangerous! We need to get off gas, and #ProtectPublicSafetyDPU @MassGovernor
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Emily Atkin@emorwee30 Oct 2018
“Under Bolsonaro’s proposed policies, from 2021 to 2030, accumulated emissions from clear cutting Amazon forest would attain 13.12 gigatons of carbon dioxide equivalent,” scientists say. That's 20% of the remaining carbon budget newrepublic.com/article/1519…
The Climate Is Doomed Without Brazil

The Climate Is Doomed Without Brazil

The country's new president wants to increase development in the Amazon rainforest, which absorbs a massive amount of carbon emissions.

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Bill McKibben
@billmckibben26 Oct 2018
Big oil tries to drown carbon tax in tidal wave of cash thenation.com/article/washin…
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Climate change could mean drastically reduced crop yields — yet no one is talking about its effect on agriculture. theguardian.com/environment/…

Politicians say nothing, but US farmers are increasingly terrified by it – climate change

Research forecasts Iowa corn yields could drop in half within the next half-century thanks to extreme weather – yet it’s not part of the political conversation

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It is in every nation's interest, even landlocked ones, to support robust international governance for our high seas. bit.ly/2CQJ2zX #OurOcean
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Sierra Club
@SierraClub18 Oct 2018
After 46 years of protecting our water and health, the last thing @EPA, @WhiteHouse should do is gut the Clean Water Act. #ProtectCleanWater
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National Geographic
@NatGeo17 Oct 2018
The Attwater prarie chicken has been on the verge of extinction for decades. One man finally figured out what's been killing them on.natgeo.com/2PDyvuO
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USFWS Refuge System@USFWSRefuges8 Oct 2018
Have you ever heard the distinctive call of a Swainson’s hawk (with a western meadowlark calling in the background)? Now you have – presuming you have your sound on. :-) Video: By Tom Koerner/@USFWS at Wyoming’s Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge go.usa.gov/xnygU
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Sierra Magazine@Sierra_Magazine8 Oct 2018
No better way to start off #IndigenousPeoplesDay than with this essay by @_jadebegay and @dallasgoldtooth. bit.ly/2E2KJfb
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Climate Nexus@ClimateNexus4 Oct 2018
In Nebraska, resistance and negotiation along Keystone XL pipeline buff.ly/2NkLSOk via @Marketplace
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