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Research Recap: This Week in EPA Science
By Kacey Fitzpatrick A good amount of my college career was spent on the top floor of the library, cramming for exams the next day. Even after graduating, I have yet to drop the habit. The night before...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick It’s the first week of September which means it’s the end of summer, kids are going back to school, football is starting, and pumpkin-flavored everything is appearing in grocery...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick One thing I’ve learned since starting work here at EPA is that we love to use acronyms. I even keep a running list in my notebook which I sometimes discretely check...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick For most of the U.S., access to clean drinking water is as easy as turning on the faucet. In fact, a lot of hard work has gone into making sure our waterways are healthy and the...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick With more than 300,000 people turning out for the People’s Climate March in New York City and leaders from around the world meeting for the United Nations Climate Summit, climate...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick It’s the first week of October which happens to be my favorite month of the year. I love October, and fall in general, because the crisp weather and leaves changing color make it...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick Happy Friday! Like most people, I love Fridays—and not just because that’s when Research Recap is posted. This Friday is especially happy because it’s a long weekend which means an...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick Celebrations in October usually elicit carving pumpkins, eating candy, and dressing up, but did you know that October is also Children’s Heath Month? EPA is celebrating by making...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick Competition can bring out the best in people or the worst in people. Anyone who’s been watching the World Series or following football this season knows what I mean. But when it...
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This Week in EPA Science – Halloween Edition
By Kacey Fitzpatrick What do most movies about zombies, aliens, robots, and monsters have in common with Research Recap? It All Starts with Science! Of course, you can’t always believe what you see in...
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This morning I heard “Jingle Bells” on the radio and an announcement alerting me of the exact number of days I had left to shop. My coffee cup has made the switch from standard white to holiday red and...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick “Official” winter may be more than a month away, but all I have to say is brrr! After spending the last four years at college in sunny South Carolina, I’m a little unprepared for...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick I come from a big family so on holidays – Thanksgiving in particular – the kitchen can get pretty hectic. This inevitably ends with someone breaking, spilling, or burning...
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This Week in EPA Science — Thanksgiving Edition
By Kacey Fitzpatrick With Thanksgiving comes a long list of to do items: last minute grocery store runs, finding the perfect pumpkin pie recipe, cleaning the house before guests arrive, and of course...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick It’s the first week of December which to me means it’s officially the holiday season. My next few weeks will be filled with lots of baking, shopping, decorating and general...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick It’s the most wonderful time of the year. A time for eggnog, cookies, and extended-family gatherings. Wondering how you are going to make small talk with your third cousin, twice...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick ‘Twas the week before Christmas, and all through the Agency, Our researchers were working, so much discovery! Is there one place, where all this can be found? One science review,...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick Are you looking for a New Year’s resolution that doesn’t leave you stuck in an overcrowded gym or staring longingly into a bakeshop window? How about staying more informed about...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick With the chilly forecast ahead, there’s only one thing better than spending this long weekend enjoying the great outdoors: reading about environmental science from the warm comfort...
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By Kacey Fitzpatrick This week in his State of the Union Address, President Obama declared that climate change is the greatest threat to our future. EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy showed support of...
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