Research by Hugi Hernandez and Egreenews Staff Extreme heat is the deadliest weather phenomenon in the United States. It kills more people annually than floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes combined. Yet the institutional machinery for responding […]
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How schools prepare for who moves when the climate shifts
Report by Hugi Hernandez, Vanby Prince Jr and Staff members at Egreenews Climate displacement is reshaping student populations across North America. Families relocate after wildfires, floods, hurricanes, and slow-onset environmental degradation. When they move, children […]
When the Lights Stay Off: How Cities and States Are Grappling with Grid and Infrastructure Failure
When the Lights Stay Off: How Cities and States Are Grappling with Grid and Infrastructure Failure Report by Vanby Prince Jr. and Hugi Hernandez 1. Introduction: Problem and Scope A winter storm knocks out power […]
How race and equity education policies are reshaping classrooms in North America
Report by Hugi Hernandez and edited with Artificial intelligence applications. Introduction: Problem and Scope Public education systems across North America are confronting a persistent and deeply embedded challenge: how to address racial inequity within classrooms, […]
What climate and vaccine education policies reveal about governing America’s classrooms
Report using AI by Hugi Hernandez and Staff members at Egreenews 1. Introduction: Problem and Scope School boards, state legislatures, and municipal governments across North America sit at the intersection of two of the most […]
