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‘A sad way to live’: Industrial pollution leaves deep scars (Southern Science, Sept. 19, 2022)

Not-so-sunny prospects: Alabama has solar power potential, but lags in adoption (Southern Science, Feb. 25, 2022)

Incapacitated: Federal court case to determine whether Alabama Power capacity fees hamstring solar customers (Southern Science, Feb. 25, 2022)

The Legacy of Race: ZIP code, race predict lifelong health inequities (BirminghamWatch, July 12, 2020)

The Legacy of Race: Access to insurance, treatment isn’t colorblind (BirminghamWatch, July 13, 2020)

For sea turtles, a new opportunity out of Deepwater Horizon tragedy (Southern Science, Dec. 6, 2021)

Red lines, green spaces: Historical inequities create modern ‘heat islands’ (Southern Science, May 19, 2021)

The invisible problem: Microplastics are clogging our rivers — and have for decades (Southern Science, July 16, 2021)

‘Absolutely the wrong place’: A proposed Clay quarry could cause decades of consequences for neighbors, local waterways (Southern Science, July 30, 2021)

Preserving Alabama’s hemlocks (Southern Science, April 20, 2021)

Here there be dragon(flie)s (Southern Science, March 21, 2021)

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