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Fighting Wave Of Misinfo Youtube Bans False Vaccine Claims

Fighting wave of misinfo, YouTube bans false vaccine claims

Faa Again Delays Final Decision On Georgia Spaceport Permit

FAA again delays final decision on Georgia spaceport permit

Earth Monitoring Satellite Launches From California

Earth-monitoring satellite launches from California

Vaccine Hesitancy

Fear, Hesitancy, Lack of Access – Overcoming Barriers to Vaccines in the African American Community

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Billionaires rocketing into space draw UN chief’s red glare

(Above) The Los Angeles River in its current state. (Shutterstock) (Inset): Clockwise from top left): Rudy Ortega, Jr.,Tribal President, Fernandeno Tataviam Band of Mission Indians; Fernando Guerra, Founding Director of the Center for the Study of Los Angeles, Loyola Marymount University; Anthony Rendon, Speaker, California State Assembly; Tensho Takemori, Partner, Gehry Partners; Max Podemski, Planning Director, LA City Council President Nury Martinez; Miguel Angel Luna, President, Urban Semillas; Damon Nagami, Senior Attorney and Director, Natural Resources Defense Council’s Southern California Ecosystems Project; Belen Bernal, Executive Director, Nature for All; Sarah Rascon, Environmental Equity Officer and Urban River Program Officer, Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority; Mark Stanley, Executive Officer, Rivers and Mountains Conservancy. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Tackle Present Learning from the Past – Plans for the Future of Los Angeles River

Aluminum Wrap Used To Protect Homes In California Wildfires

Aluminum wrap used to protect homes in California wildfires

(Above, Inset: Clockwise from top left): Dr. Peggy Honein, who leads the State, Tribal, Local, and Territorial Support Task Force in CDC's COVID-19 response; Dr. Cindy Friedman, who worked with The Division of Global Migration and Quarantine in 2020; Dr. Kevin Chatham-Stevens, a Medical Officer at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; and Dr. Jennifer Layden, who plays key roles in public health responses to COVID-19 EVALI, Hepatitis A, and synthetic cannabinoid contamination at the state and local level. (Siliconeer/EMS)

Protecting Yourself and Everyone Around You: CDC’s COVID-19 Update

(Above): File photo of Turbines at The Blyth Offshore Demonstrator Wind Farm built by EDF Energy Renewables are seen off the coast of Blyth, north of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, in northeast England on October 5, 2017. (William Edwards/AFP/Getty Images) (Inset): Assemblymember David Chiu (D–San Francisco)

California Offshore Wind Bill Passes Senate

Researchers Complete First Ever Detailed Map Of Global Coral

Researchers complete first-ever detailed map of global coral

Electric Boats Making Waves Without The Noise

Electric boats making waves without the noise

India Hails Life Saving Covid 19 Vaccine Rollout

OPINION: Global Implications of India’s Second COVID-19 Surge

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The Vaccines are Working

Pandemic Prompts Changes In How Future Teachers Are Trained

Pandemic prompts changes in how future teachers are trained

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Vaccines Win the Pandemic

(L-r) Dr. Eric Feigl-Ding, Senior Fellow, Federation of American Scientists; Dr. Jose Perez, Chief Medical Officer, South Central Family Health Center; Dr. Ben Neuman, Chief Virologist, Global Health Research Complex at Texas A&M University (Photo: Ethnic Media Services)

Masks On – Virus, Masks On!

Device Taps Brain Waves To Help Paralyzed Man Communicate

Device taps brain waves to help paralyzed man communicate

Top to Bottom: Dr. Kristie L. Ebi, Professor - Center of Health and the Global Environment, University of Washington, Dr. Daniel Swain, Climate Scientist, UCLA; National Center for Atmospheric Research, and Aradhna E. Tripati, UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability

All for One and One for All – Climate Change’s Impact

Scientists Hail Golden Age To Trace Bird Migration With Tech

Scientists hail golden age to trace bird migration with tech

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Experts Advocate for Global Vaccine Production

COVID-19 Vaccination site setup at the Oakland Coliseum. Impeccable crowd management makes the process easy and efficient. Total time for the vaccination took about 25 minutes. 10 minutes to go around the track and get vaccinated. The last 15 minutes is for observation.

COVID-19 Vaccine: Safe, Easy, Efficient

GET VACCINATED!

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Georgia Tech structure certified as ‘living building’

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Can California Safely Re-Open June 15 before Reaching Herd Immunity? Perhaps, If Masks Remain on

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Effects of COVID-19 on Physical and Mental Health – Seminar Hosted by ‘Saahas For Cause’

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State Strives to Vaccinate More Asian American and Pacific Islander Californians as it Ramps Up Equitable Distribution

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Johnson and Johnson Vaccine: Game Changer for U.S. Vaccination Efforts

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Covid Hospitalization Rates Slightly Decline in California

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Heart Disease and Sudden Cardiac Arrests: Focus on Indians

Pharmacy Of The World India Exports First Covid Vaccines

‘Pharmacy of the world’ India exports first covid vaccines

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75 Percent of Covid Vaccine in U.S. Sitting in Freezers, Not in People’s Arms

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