Written by Cynthia Ehlinger
First celebrated in 1970, when 20 million Americans mobilized to call for greater protections for our planet, Earth Day has since grown into an unparalleled global collaboration. The theme of Earth Day 2021 is
Restore Our Earth, and will be officially commemorated on Thursday, April 22.
Spark your children’s interest in protecting the environment by joining the Bruce Museum online for
Digital Family Day: Earth Day on Sunday, April 18, to enjoy a variety of fun activities your family can do at home. Environmentally friendly crafts include creating a paper “garden” using recycled materials; using recycled paper to make a ball filled with seeds that you can plant; and fashioning a butterfly feeder, also using recycled materials easily found at home.
Bruce Museum s Digital Family Earth Day, April 18
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The Health and Human Services Department recently kicked off market research to inform an ambitious, multimillion-dollar effort to spur rapid breakthroughs against Lyme disease, a common tick-borne illness that can upend lives.
“With 30-plus years of the funding for Lyme and everything not going up much but the cases increasing a lot patients have looked at it as the government is ignoring them, and denying their suffering. And it s just been really antagonistic,” HHS Chief Data Scientist Kristen Honey told
Nextgov this week. “Usually when there s political or scientific controversy like that, it means we need more data. We need more information, more science and science will be our way out.”