Elizabeth teaches science at Winnisquam High School. She believes that change can happen, but we must be willing to teach the next generation what's important.

New Hampshire, USA
Joined April 2015
Sustainable cocoa farming reduces agricultural expansion, limits deforestation, and reduces carbon emissions, all while increasing cocoa yields. Find out how farmers in Ghana have already reduced 972,000 tons of carbon emissions: nature.ly/42wJoDq
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Globally, women have a more difficult time than men finding decent work. @ILO has the latest facts & figures on widening employment inequalities, many of which have been further exacerbated by the pandemic: ilo.org/global/about-the-ilo…
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“There is no reason to only use water once,” says an expert. "We now have technologies to enable us to process and reuse water over and over, at the scale of a city, a campus, and even an individual home.” Read about 'extreme' water recycling @YaleE360: bit.ly/42vbVJi
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Refugee rights are human rights. UNHCR works around the world to protect and support people forced from their homes due to conflict and crisis. unhcr.org/en-us/what-we-do.h… via @Refugees
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Ohio state BOE may ban trans students from bathrooms, mandate parental reporting if they change their name/pronouns, and deny title IX rights against discrimination. They meet on September 20th. PLEASE if you live in Ohio, GO THERE! These kids need you. Details in thread.🧵
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Massive outburst from a star captured over four years by the Hubble Space Telescope.
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The old Ohms Law cartoon got a cute gif updated apparently: #iteachphysics
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#Algorithms for decision-making — excellent FREE download eBook from MIT: bit.ly/3wyNcnQ ————— #abdsc #AI #MachineLearning #BigData #DataScience #DataScientists #Mathematics #Statistics #DataLeadership
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Record flooding in 2030 predicted because of the moon?!? #ngss #ngsschat nature.com/articles/s41558-0…
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How should we discuss climate change and human impacts on the environment? Coping? Managing? What are ways in which we can move to a caring stance on being part of the global system? #ngss #ngsschat
Butterflies are showing us how wildlife will cope with climate change bit.ly/3aMQZpx
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“I’m not a woman scientist, I’m a scientist and more than half my colleagues are women and we do the job.” Powerful #FridayFeeling vibes from Prof. Sarah Gilbert who is one of many #WomenInScience leading the fight against #COVID19. #VaccinesWork
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#FridayFeeling: Set your plans and intentions for the weekend to take action for gender equality. unwo.men/ksIj50DJY3w
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Education Week
@educationweek7 Feb 2021
As pressure builds to reopen schools, some districts want to administer vaccines. The school district in Anchorage, Alaska, offers a guide. edweek.org/leadership/how-sc…
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Joe Biden is set for a flurry of executive action to combat the climate crisis on his first day as U.S. president, including immediately rejoining the Paris climate agreement and blocking the Keystone XL pipeline. e360.yale.edu/digest/biden-t…
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Over a million people from all over the world told the @UN what they want for their future. Their answers showed that we share the same hopes and fears, and that there is far more that unites us than divides us: un.org/UN75 #UN75 🕊️
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Remote teaching is different but the potential for new learning spaces and dynamics represents an opportunity for a different kind of resonance--and hopefully, joy. 20 Ways To Bring The Joy Back To Your Classroom - bit.ly/3iNhAVe
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Honor Ruth. Be a trailblazer where you are. Don’t be ordinary. Be you. Fully.
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The polar ice caps are melting six times faster than in the 1990s, according to an analysis. Without rapid cuts to carbon emissions, 400 million people could be exposed to coastal flooding each year by 2100. From @guardian through the @ClimateDesk: e360.yale.edu/digest/theres-…
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