Providence Divests from Israel, and Microplastics are Filtered from Wastewater
Local votes can make a difference. This episode covers Providence’s divestment measure, a major Texas county election win, a federal ruling protecting journalists’ records, and community-led decisions on solar, data centers, and immigration enforcement. It also spotlights a promising technology designed to remove microplastics from wastewater. Listen for a round-up of civic action and practical progress—and share it with someone who could use a little good news.
Providence Becomes Largest American City to Vote to Divest From Israel | The New Republic
Court blocks DOJ's bid for journalists' LinkedIn chat logs
Tarrant County judge: Simmons declares win over O’Hare | Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Nature-Inspired Tech Prevents Microplastics Entering Atlantic Ocean Through Wastewater
Voters Oust Notorious Pro-ICE Sheriff in Maryland | Bolts
New Jersey is putting 10 MW of community solar on warehouse roofs | Electrek
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