public environmental humanities | collaborations across languages + cultures | prof | author | founder, Alianza Spartanburg | Κύπρος = roots |she/her
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Laura Barbas Rhoden retweeted
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Laura Barbas Rhoden retweeted
Child care consumes a significant percentage of median family income. In 2021, infant care prices across U.S. states were equivalent to 24.6% to 75.1% of family income for single-parent households. Learn more: dol.gov/sites/dolgov/files/W…
ALT Outline of the map of the United States filled with handprints in different colors. Text at bottom reads National Database of Childcare Prices
Woo-hoo! Some good news! Cyprus waters cleanest in Europe, Commission says
cyprus-mail.com/2023/06/09/c…
“DuPont + two related companies said they would pay close to $1.2bn to settle liability claims brought by public water systems serving the vast majority of the US population … just days before start of a bellwether trial in SC over PFAS contamination.” theguardian.com/environment/…
Laura Barbas Rhoden retweeted
Un abrazo emocionado a @GiocondaBelliP quien ha ganado el Premio Reina Sofía, el más alto y prestigioso de España concedido a la poesía. Toda una celebración de la poesía nicaragüense, y de nuestra lengua.
Laura Barbas Rhoden retweeted
La nicaragüense Gioconda Belli gana el #XXXIIPremioReinaSofía de Poesía Iberoamericana. La presidenta de Patrimonio Nacional y el rector de la Universidad de Salamanca han hecho público el fallo por unanimidad del jurado, destacando su expresividad creativa, su libertad y su valentía poética.
“Along a certain stretch —where NC, SC and GA meet— lithium is quickly becoming king: It pushes up through the ground, oozes through recyclers’ shredding machines and will soon travel through the backwoods on aging rail lines…Welcome to the Lithium Belt.” postandcourier.com/news/spec…
SC teachers qualify for 6 weeks paid parental leave starting June 26 - new law signed by governor makes SC first state in the Southeast to offer teachers such leave without requiring them to use vacation, sick days or go without a paycheck. postandcourier.com/politics/…
“The plan came a day after the Socialist-led coalition government announced legislation that will mean outdoor workers … will not have to work when the Spanish meteorological office issues high temperature alerts.” theguardian.com/world/2023/m…
"I really worry about the impact of long-term sea level rise on septic systems … honestly I don't think we have done the science to understand the level of failure and what's really ending up in our surface waters from these failing systems." postandcourier.com/septic-ta…
I’m very much hoping for a climate resilient, leafy green, vibrant, multigenerational space in the heart of #Spartanburg - loved the ideas residents put forward in the workshops led by @JamesRojas postandcourier.com/spartanbu…
Black infant deaths are up 40 percent in South Carolina | “In South Carolina, 14 counties do not have an OB/GYN provider and many have a higher Black population.” postandcourier.com/health/bl…
It’s a beautiful, life-filled place - and no place for a mine | ‘Why mine so close?’: the fight to protect the pristine Okefenokee swamp theguardian.com/us-news/2023…
Barcelona green space plan could improve health of 30,000, study finds theguardian.com/environment/…
Laura Barbas Rhoden retweeted
Want to flag an important story by @evawen_WQH on limitations of mental health resources for Spartanburg's Hispanic community that won a third place SCPA award for enterprise reporting today for @GoUpstate since she's moved on to Columbia's J-School in NY.
goupstate.com/story/news/202…
Across America, university coffers brim with fossil fuel money — SC is no exception postandcourier.com/environme…
Organizers advocate for “more systemic changes at vineyards – incl extra hazard pay for hours worked in dangerous weather, disaster insurance and multilingual safety training – including in the Indigenous languages that many workers from Mexico speak.” theguardian.com/us-news/2023…