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As sea levels rise, island nations are especially at risk.

On the rise: The impact of climate change on sea levels

By TANVI NARVEKAR | 6 days ago

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Narvekar suggests the best study settings for finishing up your semester's work, including local cafe Bird in Hand.

The best study destinations for finals

By TANVI NARVEKAR | December 11, 2022

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Climate change has the potential to affect how different areas of the world look.

On being an imperfect environmentalist

By TANVI NARVEKAR | December 7, 2022

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Narvekar reviews her top picks for winter drinks in the Baltimore and D.C. area, highlighting the beverages that allowed holiday flavors to shine the brightest.

The best specialty holiday drinks to warm you this winter

By TANVI NARVEKAR | December 7, 2022

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Satellite images from NASA show that cities like Qambar are heavily inundated.

The role of climate change in Pakistan's floods

By TANVI NARVEKAR | October 27, 2022

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The Inflation Reduction Act promises more funding towards green energy.

The Inflation Reduction Act and its investment for climate change action

By TANVI NARVEKAR | September 20, 2022

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Cytokines can be a major cause of inflammation during the course of COVID-19 infection.

Hopkins husband-and-wife team work together on COVID-19 drug

By TANVI NARVEKAR | September 20, 2021

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Along with a shortage of COVID-19 tests, India lacks medical supplies such as personal protective equipment and oxygen.

India’s devastating second wave draws worldwide attention

By TANVI NARVEKAR | May 5, 2021

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Researchers found that from March to June 2020, Republican-led states had lower COVID-19 incidence rates than Democrat-led states. But that trend flipped from June to December 2020.

Researchers calculate association between governors' political ideology and COVID-19 incidence

By TANVI NARVEKAR | April 11, 2021

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Though not the first time that Texas has received snow, the conditions were a bit abnormal.

How did climate change cause the Texas snowstorm?

By TANVI NARVEKAR | March 6, 2021

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On the rise: The impact of climate change on sea levels

The best study destinations for finals

On being an imperfect environmentalist

The best specialty holiday drinks to warm you this winter

The role of climate change in Pakistan's floods

The Inflation Reduction Act and its investment for climate change action

Hopkins husband-and-wife team work together on COVID-19 drug

India’s devastating second wave draws worldwide attention

Researchers calculate association between governors' political ideology and COVID-19 incidence

How did climate change cause the Texas snowstorm?

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