“[People] don’t understand depth of Aboriginal knowledge of country, and the main motivating factor of why we’re on country, which is to care for it." https://t.co/Xw04ilPXH6

#StopWillow.Take action: https://t.co/veUssICMjc https://t.co/IPhZU3Uo59

Last year, U.S. renewable electricity generation surpassed coal for the first time, according to newly released federal data. But experts say that much faster progress is needed to reach international climate targets. https://t.co/TwmuQPvZ7T

Are you a Boston college student looking for a summer internship? Speak for the Trees is hiring a summer MassCEC intern! This internship position will expand our outreach in the community through several possible projects. For the full job description: https://t.co/kv8trMWf5G https://t.co/gwnCkpFuYg

As a geog. teacher in the '80s I found an old textbook: "Homes around the World." Chapter 1 was about a "Black Man's Wurley" in Australia, the final chapter, a semi detached suburban home in London. The racist/evolutionary sequencing was clear https://t.co/WE0S9lxpGI? @LitmanVTPI

How does #ClimateChange and environmental justice inform the future of #conservation and our relationship with the land?Join us Friday, March 31st, at 12:30 p.m. EST for a virtual panel discussion "Revising the Land Ethic."Register here: https://t.co/nAj0Ujr7Yg https://t.co/0d6sUXBGcG

We love to see @climatecrews and @mlkdreaming featured in this article! Environmental Justice is at the center of building a better future. Read more here: https://t.co/AtubiSJFoG

The seasons are changing! Keep in mind that the heat island effect is contributing to hotter days and chillier evenings, especially in environmental justice communities.Here is a link to some cooling strategies: https://t.co/cw5JJFzglH https://t.co/99c0R1yV3t

Rats and other invasive species threaten the famous native wildlife of the Galapagos islands. @tuftsvet alumna Paula Castaño is working to repair the damage. https://t.co/3RVMRrj8BL

At the ExCollege’s first-ever event exploring reproductive rights, hear from lawyers, healthcare providers, and educators in a panel format, and stay after to chat with organizations and advocacy groups from Tufts and the greater Boston area. https://t.co/FbQkmPtzfy

These health risks are especially dangerous to plastics production workers, who are exposed to dangerous chemicals every day on the job. Drastically cutting single-use plastics is a workers' justice issue. https://t.co/JuVM6kOt1h

TOMORROW at 6 pm 👉 https://t.co/OqpUw6m5pz @bio4climate hosts a conversation about the impact of dams on the environment with Steve Hawley, author of "Cracked and David Duncan and @MassEcoRestore Beth Lambert as moderator. @patagoniabooks https://t.co/4fgr7gGBcr

A global leader on climate action, United Nations Deputy Secretary-General @AminaJMohammed is set to deliver the Commencement address to the Tufts Class of 2023. https://t.co/6Eer2uDdD6 https://t.co/ugAVHpCnDh

@TuftsEngineer students are working with local communities in Nicaragua and Malawi to get access to clean water for rural kids and families, with the Tufts chapter of @EWBUSA [Engineers Without Borders] https://t.co/RItB0fuV0h https://t.co/KTQBcneVDO

.@BMMTufts Black Maternal Health Conference registration is now open! Join us on April 7!Theme: Centering the Role of Nurses and Midwives in Addressing the Black Maternal Health CrisisFree registration: https://t.co/1weftx2ijK#BMHC2023 #BMMTufts #blackmaternalhealth https://t.co/G7xwZJ6XMd

IPCC's Synthesis Report is out now!Why is it important?The report integrates findings from 6 reports during IPCC’s sixth cycle. It provides a complete picture of #climatechange & the solutions we have available to address it.https://t.co/zAMzd12lR7 https://t.co/EFCQOEb56b https://t.co/NMEHWGx5ue

When an oil spill happens it doesn't just affect the ocean, but the livelihoods and health of many in the community.“I have been experiencing difficulty breathing since the oil spill. My throat itches and it’s very difficult to swallow food." https://t.co/s3tSC8Zzzm

New #YSE research reveals how animals remove billions of tons of carbon dioxide each year. Restoring and conserving them to limit #GlobalWarming.Read the study, led by #YaleEnvironment Oastler Professor of Population & Community #Ecology, Oswald Schmitz: https://t.co/o3UyWWWIFV

Colin Gillin, V98, is the state wildlife veterinarian for @MyODFW and a #WildlifeChampion. Learn about how he works to protect Oregon’s fish and wildlife from disease, habitat loss, and future unknowns: https://t.co/JoZNKwODxg[Illustration: Pierre Mornet] https://t.co/UALZUOGzne

As a native species manager at @NoExtinctions, @tuftsvet graduate Paula Castaño cares for animals native to the Galapagos, minimizing threats to a mind-boggling array of species—many found nowhere else on Earth—that call the Ecuadorian archipelago home.https://t.co/aYidyBzNhN