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California’s Assembly Bill 285, passed last year, requires climate change to be integrated into K-12 education. How are Bay Area schools tackling climate literacy? @CalEnviroLit @TenStrands @AndraYeghoian 📷: Prospect Sierra School

@DayoonKwon @AirDistrict @CitySanLeandro @ESAL_us Kurt Johnson, community energy resilience director at @climatecampaign, explains how electric vehicles can double as solar batteries and help make California’s power grid more resilient. 📷: Extreme Media 🧵5/5

Could your daily commute be harmful to your nervous system? New research by @DayoonKwon suggests that there may be a link between traffic pollution and Parkinson's disease. 📷: Life of Pix/Pexels 🧵 3/5

In this next batch of stories, unexpected fire and pollution hazards are exposed, a punk rock scientist works for environmental justice, and a clean energy expert explains how electric vehicles can double as solar batteries. 📷: Cynthia P., SF City & County, Ri Butov 🧵 1/5

As sea levels rise, a Bolinas architect is sparking a new conversation on coastal retreat. Steve Matson’s vision could relocate this Marin County village to higher ground. 📷: I-Stock 🧵 4/4

@bandalooping @BloombergDotOrg @movementphotog @DestaniWolf Can art challenge people to think about climate change in a new way? 📷: Brooke Anderson @movementphotog 🧵3/3 Read all about it at KneeDeep Times:

Can San Francisco become the flagship deep green city of the wild west? 📷: Nick Falbo/Flickr 🧵 3/3 Read all about it at KneeDeep Times:

@co2foundation @pulitzercenter Explore the Extremes-in-3D series here: 🧵 7/7