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    Safe and Sustainable Water in Cities: A Call for Action Read more
    California, United States — The 'Safe and Sustainable Water in Cities' initiative by PLOS Water aims to address the Sustainable Development Goal on water and sanitation, focusing on the sustainable management of water resources.
    Sustainable Development Goalwater managementurban water policyurban water infrastructurewater justicecommunity participation
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    Blue Carbon: Challenges and Ways Forward for Carbon Accounting in Marine Environments Read more
    Massachusetts, United States — A recent study highlights the need for negative emissions via carbon dioxide removal (CDR) measures to reach ambitious mitigation goals. In particular, ecosystem-based CDR measures are currently the focus of national net-zero strategies and novel carbon crediting efforts.
    blue carboncarbon accountingmarine environmentscarbon dioxide removalCDRecosystem-based CDRcarbon creditingnegative emissions
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    Global Microbial Water Quality Data and Predictive Analytics: Key to Health and Meeting SDG 6 Read more
    California, United States — A recent review discusses the importance of microbial water quality data and predictive analytics in achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6.
    microbial water qualitypredictive analyticsSDG 6healthglobal databasepathogen monitoring
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    The Wealthiest Americans and their Carbon Footprints Read more
    Massachusetts, United States — A recent study conducted by the University of Massachusetts Amherst has revealed that the wealthiest Americans, those whose income places them in the top 10% of earners, are responsible for 40% of the nation's total greenhouse gas emissions.
    wealthiest americanscarbon footprintsgreenhouse gas emissionsuniversity of massachusetts amhersttop 10% earners
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    Sociodemographic Factors and Opioid Use in the All of Us Research Program Read more
    Maryland, United States — A study examining the prevalence of opioid use and its association with sociodemographic characteristics in the All of Us Research Program.
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