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How much is that new iPhone really costing you? Check out our new article following the e-waste of iPhones!
"The distribution of water that the planet is accustomed to, however, is changing drastically. Due to climate change, a future of water scarcity may be our new reality." Give our newest article about water scarcity a read!
Do you know where your food comes from? Give our newest article a read featuring Miami University Institute for Food!
"The sheer power of satellite imaging technology, which allows us to view ever-more-minuscule details of Earth from above, has many applications beyond food security and climate change." Check out our new article on NASA's development in ways to observe the Earth!
“Fish walk on their fins and get woefully weary, in search of some water that isn’t so smeary. I hear things are just as bad up in Lake Erie." - Dr. Seuss Lake Erie is the most biologically productive of the Great Lakes, check out Erin Fisher's article on the threat of toxic algal blooms on this great lake!
Did you know last year, an extra $40,000 and 220 hours of labor were required to dispose of waste from students as they moved out of their dorms, houses and apartments? Give one of our latest articles a read to see how Miami's Sustainability Organizations are trying to combat issues similar to these!

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