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Urban planning and policy expert (and native Western Pennsylvanian) Joe Lampe says climate-driven migration is reshaping communities worldwide — soon to include Pittsburgh.
In a first person essay, Lampe lists seven things the region should be working on before it becomes a climate haven — with all the inevitable pluses and minuses.
Also, From Jan. 20 to today, PublicSource has compiled a timeline showing how Pittsburgh universities have responded to the Trump administration’s higher ed orders and cuts. ([link removed])
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Pittsburgh Arts & Lectures ([link removed]) welcomes Percival Everett on March 24 for our next Ten Evenings lecture! Everett will present on his National Book Award-winning “James.”
Visit us at pittsburghlectures.org or reach us by phone at (412) 622-8866 between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
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** The Pittsburgh region I grew up in will be transformed by climate migration ([link removed])
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** Timeline: Pittsburgh higher ed responds to Trump moves, including CMU probe ([link removed])
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** Gainey says he nearly struck $125 million deal with UPMC in 2024 ([link removed])
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** Timeline: Astrobotic’s rise from CMU spinout to trusted NASA moon partner ([link removed])
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** For teens with disabilities, transition to adulthood varies widely by school ([link removed])
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Phipps Conservatory always provides the burst of color and fragrance you've been missing all winter long, and this year’s Spring Flower Show: A Bloom for Every Room ([link removed]) puts a unique spin on a beloved Pittsburgh tradition. Opening Saturday, March 22, and only lasting four weeks, this year's eye-catching displays provide a new twist: Each room is dedicated to a different stunning seasonal bloom — tulips, pansies, lilies and more — allowing you to appreciate the beauty and unique details of each flower. Get your tickets today!
** ICYMI FROM LAST WEEK
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* Researchers, scientists and their supporters gathered by the hundreds in Pittsburgh on March 7 to speak out against federal funding uncertainty ([link removed]) that threatens their work, while a long-planned science writers’ conference was canceled after Pitt and CMU withdrew support.
* Psychologist Rueben Brock reflects on how his late autism diagnosis ([link removed]) reshaped his understanding of his past and the struggles of younger generations.
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