Baltimore’s two wastewater treatment plants have been releasing large quantities of partially-treated sewage into rivers flowing into the Chesapeake Bay for about a year without detection. The pollution was finally spotted by a nongovernmental environmental...
Johns Hopkins University, known as one of the world’s leading public health institutions, and the most frequently cited COVID-19 data source in the daily news, insists on its undergraduate students and many graduate students returning to in-person classes. Focusing on...
In Baltimore City, Maryland, the living legacy of racial segregation, economic inequality and poverty dominate the health of the population. Like many U.S. cities, Baltimore has a large population of people of color, and the deeply ingrained racism in society is...
Residents of the Douglass Homes “affordable” housing community in Baltimore are organizing with supporters to get food during the coronavirus pandemic. Like other people in impoverished communities in Baltimore and around the country, Douglass Homes residents have few...
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