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a Day in the Life of the Nonprofit Cofounder and Activist Saad Amer

The nonprofit seeks to help people vote in elections.  He is also a fellow at Yale and works with the United Nations.  No two days are the same for Saad Amer, the 26-year-old cofounder of Plus1Vote. Some days he s creating Instagram filters to educate people on the climate crisis; the next, he s helping send a million text messages to get young people to vote. Launched in 2018, his nonprofit seeks to improve voter turnout in national elections using social media to create campaigns and engage with young people. The organization often partners with leaders like Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and former Vice President Al Gore to host seminars educating people on climate change and voting rights. During the 2018 midterm elections, Plus1Vote launched a campaign that was supported and shared on social media by Alyssa Milano and Jimmy Kimmel. Plus1Vote also teamed up with the Women s March to help amplify the voices of people of color. 

Entergy Arkansas Taking Steps Toward More Clean Energy As Part Of Settlement

Hear the report by KUAR s Michael Hibblen. A train delivers coal to the White Bluff plant in Jefferson County, which the Sierra Club says ranks sixth in the nation in sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions. It is to cease operations by the end of 2028 as part of a settlement approved by a federal judge in March. Credit Wil Chandler / Arkansas Business A month after a federal judge approved a settlement calling for Entergy Arkansas to retire three older power plants in the state and expand clean power generation, the utility is making progress toward a key provision. To end litigation brought by the Sierra Club and the National Parks Conservation Association, the company agreed to use more solar and wind energy, reaching a minimum of 800 megawatts by 2028. Kurt Castleberry, director of resource planning and market operations for Entergy Arkansas, says five projects are in different stages of development that will total 561 megawatts.

Groups ask Governor to veto wetlands bill

4 Indiana Department of Natural Resources.  Connecting Wetlands, Wildlife, and You  Veto request for SEA 389 - 5  The DNR has estimated dollar values for some of the annual benefits wetlands provide:  ●  $1.8 billion in water storage,  ●  $850 million in erosion prevention,  ●  $202 million in water purification, and  ●  support for Indiana’s multi-billion dollar outdoor recreation, hunting, and fishing industries5.  The water storage and water quality functions of wetlands can be replaced by building stormwater infrastructure, but at a substantial cost, and without wildlife, recreation, air quality, and climate benefits. EPA data on the cost of stormwater infrastructure, adjusted to 2021 dollars, show that the least expensive option costs over $86,000 per acre of wetland being replaced6. Preserving existing wetlands saves these construction costs and provides the most cost-effective stormwater management available. 

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