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A cool idea for low-income urban areas hard hit by warming climate: More trees

June 12, 2021:

This article reflects on the research conducted by a conservation nonprofit group which explored tree canopy across different neighborhoods.Dr. Estrella-Luna states, “the folks most marginalized — people of color, immigrants and low-income people — have the least access to anything green”.

Read below: https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-environment/tree-shade-low-income-hot-weather/2021/07/09/508193f4-de8e-11eb-b507-697762d090dd_story.html

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Stronger Protections Needed for Water Access

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East Boston Non-Profit Provides Free Meals Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

May 26, 2022

East Boston has been one of the areas hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic with the second-highest rate of infection in the city, according to health officials. Several non-profit groups like Mutual Aid Eastie, are now stepping up to help residents deal with things like food insecurity. 

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Eastbound And Gown: As Students Displace Longtime East Bostonians, A Community Welcomes Newcomers BU

September 10th, 2019

I can’t blame students for taking advantage of the opportunity to find housing that’s less expensive off campus. … That’s happening because the city created and made decisions 20 years ago, and then kept making those decisions in the last 10 years, that now we have to suffer.

https://digboston.com/eastbound-and-gown-as-students-displace-longtime-east-bostonians-a-community-welcomes-newcomers-but-not-without-some-concerns/

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