The Fletcher School joins @TuftsUniversity to commemorate #Juneteenth.Juneteenth is a day for reflection, recommitment, and action. The university will be closed on Monday, June 19, to observe the holiday and Tufts will hold their fourth annual Observance Ceremony on Wednesday,… https://t.co/mNxF1mv0TS https://t.co/IFRP9Ez34O

Over the last year, momentum has been building to revive the pandemic-era model of universal school food access. A new coalition is pushing the federal government to act. https://t.co/bEUU0r646J

"Given the systematic degradation of the deep ocean benthic environment which #DeepSeaMining will inevitably cause, sustainable exploitation is simply not possible."— Paul Johnston, David Santillo, @GPScienceUnit#StopDeepSeaMininghttps://t.co/Rn3y3fVSFv

It bears repeating: Access to a clean and health environment is a fundamental right. #ClimateJustice #ActOnClimatehttps://t.co/MZY1b6UGnS

“It would be great if the climate movement realized that if we had climate justice in Appalachia and the South, we’d have climate justice in the nation.” https://t.co/w6LLHwgFlJ

Tufts is one of 11 institutions who will be connected through the “BlueNERVE” Network, which will enable seamless connection between lab equipment, modeling software, tools, and data for institutions across New England and eventually the country to accelerate maritime innovation. https://t.co/SfjgL0eUvA

We’re looking for someone passionate about corporate #ESG initiatives and climate action to join our Incubator Partnerships team at Greentown Boston! Interested in being a Director of Partnerships? Learn more and apply: https://t.co/HPpnziA3ZE #ClimatetechCareers https://t.co/S52FAaB66m

This #WasteandRecyclingWorkersWeek, help protect the folks who do so much for our communities:🚛Drive carefully around trash and recycling trucks on the street. 🚫Keep hazardous materials out of the trash and recycling. ♻️Always check the Recyclopedia: https://t.co/ezYi5INmYi https://t.co/oKZhJJNpAW

Tiny plastic particles are everywhere, and have worked their way into the food chain. @TuftsEngineer researchers explore what these microplastics might be doing to our intestines.https://t.co/2Ntsr5ZUwd

Algae, crickets, meat grown from cells, and dairy protein made by microbes are all on track to bring changes to our food system. Learn more in a new episode of the #TuftsTellMeMore podcast.https://t.co/hKXxTSse23

A helpful guide for anyone being affected by smoke from the Canadian wildfires. ⬇️ Please stay safe! https://t.co/xTSQJkQz0r

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The education culture wars are coming for climate change. https://t.co/MRdvs21GFl

WHAT: #ClimatetechSummit2023 WHEN: Nov. 1 in Houston + Nov. 2 in Boston WHO: A ton of climatetech startups, investors, partners, researchers, climate champions, and YOU! HOW: Get your spot at https://t.co/uRUvHUlQVh! https://t.co/sZrDuGsNH8

"The rainbow flag was even made with that idea in mind, as the green stands for ‘nature’, something we are all a part of."- @ShanthuruP & Lina Atanasova#PrideMonth https://t.co/xB4t064JIO

“The number of fossil fuel companies setting net-zero emissions targets has risen sharply over the past year, but most fail to address key concerns, making them "largely meaningless", a report showed on Monday.”https://t.co/M7WPl4WrHU

El Niño, a natural climate phenomenon, is officially here which means warmer—and drier—weather conditions for parts of the U.S., while exacerbating other effects of climate change including heavy rain in the south. https://t.co/0U2V86Q6pu

“The battle against climate change—and for reduced vulnerability—will be fought and won in the urban space,” says Lauren Sorkin, A03. See how she’s helping cities succeed. #TuftsAlumnihttps://t.co/rFL2kiOH70

There’s a crop that may help address food insecurity and slow climate change, according to a recent @TuftsNutrition study, but it’s often overlooked—partly because it’s underwater.https://t.co/YhjlknKGEY

Is there a best time of day to go outside when the #AirQuality outside is unhealthy due to #wildfire smoke?Experts say, not really.Michelle Bell, a #YSE Yale School of the Environment professor explains in this @USATODAY article: https://t.co/Iv1ZXK9eb1