Day: August 29, 2016

Interior Department and Senator Brian Schatz Announce Additional Federal Support to Combat Rapid ‘Ōhiʻa Death

Federal Assistance will pioneer adaptive treatments to contain fatal pathogen that threatens Hawai‘i’s ecosystem, water supply and economic vitality WASHINGTON –(ENEWSPF)–August 29, 2016.   In response to a request from Senator Brian Schatz (D-HI), the U.S. Department of the Interior announced today $497,000 in additional federal funding to combat a[Read More…]

Chicago Becomes First City to Launch Array of Things (Video)

Urban sensing project will measure air quality, traffic, climate and more Workers install an Array of Things node, which will provide open data on a range of environmental factors.  Courtesy of:  Computation Institute CHICAGO–(ENEWSPF)–August 29, 2016 By: Rob Mitchum This week in Chicago, the Array of Things team begins the[Read More…]

Hillary for America Response to Trump’s Latest Misleading Ad

NEW YORK–(ENEWSPF)–August 29, 2016. Today, in response to Donald Trump’s new divisive and misleading campaign ad, HFA Deputy Communications Director Christina Reynolds offered the following statement: “Donald Trump’s reckless approach to business has devastated working families and communities. He will do and say whatever is in his interest, even if[Read More…]

VoteVets Releases Open Letter to Georgia Voters, From Georgia Veterans, On Trump

“Donald Trump is a domestic threat to our Constitutional Republic.” ATLANTA, GA –(ENEWSPF)–August 29, 2016.   Fifteen veterans from Georgia, spanning generations, today released an open letter to Georgia voters, through VoteVets.org, a national veterans’ and military families’ organization. In the letter, the veterans sound the alarm regarding Trump’s hostility[Read More…]

Mechanism Identified Through Which Lead May Harm Neural Cells, Children’s Neurodevelopment

Boston, MA –(ENEWSPF)–August 29, 2016.   Researchers have identified a potential molecular mechanism through which lead, a pervasive environmental toxin, may harm neural stem cells and neurodevelopment in children. The study, from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, suggests that lead exposure can lead to oxidative stress—a process that[Read More…]

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