University of Louisville Christina Lee Brown Envirome Institute

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The Envirome Institute investigates how environmental conditions foster, support or impede cardiovascular health. We're pursuing a new vision of health that promotes wellness, improves resilience & reduces health inequities. Find us @ enviromeinstitute.com

Maryland-based TeraWulf, which wants to build hyperscale data center projects at both ends of Kentucky, told the Beshear administration in a filing that it would meet their requirements to limit impacts on the environment and ratepayer utility bills. From @tatecurtis.bsky.social @weku.bsky.social

Developer says KY data center with Anthropic ties meets new limits on environmental, energy impact

The company says the project it is building in Hancock County will not increase electric bills.

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This piece resulted from several conversations Dr. Johnson and I had with each other and with other moms about navigating recent #wildfiresmoke for our kids. When smoke becomes a regular occurrence, it is no longer an acute health threat, but a chronic one. www.chicagotribune.com/2026/07/31/o...

Doctors: Wildfire smoke will return. Illinois needs a better plan for its kids.

With no statewide standard in Illinois for children’s outdoor activity in poor air quality, program policies represent a patchwork.

chicagotribune.com

Check out this scholarship opportunity in honor of George Bakris: George Bakris Scholarship Program 2026 | Cardiometabolic Health Congress www.cardiometabolichealth.org/george-bakri... I'm looking forward to participating in this conference this year. The line up looks great! Join us!

George Bakris Scholarship Program 2026

CMHC is accepting applications for the 2026 George L. Bakris Scholarship Program, honoring Dr. Bakris' commitment to cardiorenal metabolic medicine education.

cardiometabolichealth.org

I’ve been saying for years that this is the most important area of climate science. The research could be used in legal cases against fossil fuel companies for damages caused by extreme weather events. Follow @frediotto.bsky.social and others at @wwattribution.bsky.social for more.

National Academies Report Backs Climate Change Attribution Science (Gift Article)

Attribution science is advancing quickly, researchers said. That could support lawsuits seeking damages for severe events worsened by global warming.

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