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4 National Parks Within Driving Distance From Washington DC

Fellow Maryland residents: have you ever wanted to visit somewhere beautiful, like Yosemite or Yellowstone, but have never been able to because it would be too expensive to book hotels or fly by plane? Today, I present to you four places within the National Park System that are within driving distance from our nation’s capital. …

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From Nuclear Disaster to Environmental Hazard: Fukushima’s Wastewater Dilemma

When we think of Japan, we imagine litter-free cities, high-tech bullet trains, and the pristine air revealing the views of Mount Fuji and towering pagodas from many miles away. After all, Japan is one of the world’s leading contributors to sustainability (ranked #21 most sustainable according to the United Nations) and serves as a green …

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Otis in October

It is late October, while people are glued to the TV screen to watch the Fall Classic – ALCS and NLCS. As a neutral fan, I have been more rewarded than, say, a die-hard Oriels fan, whose team got eliminated in just a matter of days

Ocean Resilience Hub

Back in July 2021 our family set up on a road trip northward to Maine. Shortly after passing New York City, we were along I-95 heading north along the Rhode Island Coastline. My Dad who is an engineer in the energy industry,

The 2022 Yellowstone Floods: Where Are We Now?

On the morning of June 13, 2022, a once-every-500-year flooding event devastated Yellowstone National Park in a way that had never been witnessed before. This event was caused by an unfortunate combination of weather factors. An atmospheric river dumped several inches of rain for days across northwest Wyoming and southeast Montana, which coincided with a …

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