#NewReport

5 months ago

#NewReport 🌀 Natural variability alone cannot explain #StormAmy 's record-breaking intensity. Our study finds that human-driven climate change made the storm deeper (-2hPa), wetter (+3mm ~10%) & windier (+4km/h ~10%), amplifying its impacts across UK & Europe. 👉 www.climameter.org/20251003-sto...

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A Weapon Against Women in Politics: Reining in Nonconsensual Synthetic Intimate Imagery Nonconsensual intimate imagery often targets and harms women in political life. How does it spread, and what are the solutions?

5 months ago

🚨 #NewReport Release! 🚨

This report reviews the program’s reach, impact, and policy foundations. It highlights how access to #HeadStart boosts children’s academic success and strengthens communities—while exclusion creates lasting harm.

Learn more: cep.asu.edu/resource...

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Social Media Lab

@socialmedialab.ca

5 months ago

#NewReport: A Weapon Against Women in Politics: Reining in Nonconsensual Synthetic Intimate Imagery(NSII). www.newamerica.org/future-secur...

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5 months ago

This #newreport highlights what’s at risk for 5.7 million English Learners as federal proposals threaten to eliminate #TitleIII. Showing how cuts would reduce resources for students when research proves they thrive when properly supported.

Learn more: cep.asu.edu/resource...

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5 months ago

#NewReport Heavy rain in September 2025 Bali floods mostly intensified by human-driven climate change. Meteorological conditions similar to that causing floods in Bali are up to 2 mm/day (up to 7%) wetter in the present than they have been in the past.
www.climameter.org/20250909-10-...

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News/Opinion: ACCORDING TO NEW REPORT, MIDDLE SCHOOL READING SCORES ARE FALLING Middle School Reading Scores Are Falling: Concern Over Overemphasis on Literacy in the New EraBy Sarah Johnson *Health Education Center | University of California, Los Angeles*In recent years, there has been a noticeable shift in how schools approach literacy education. While it is often assumed that younger children, especially those in elementary school, should focus primarily on developing reading skills, a new report from the Northwest EvaluationCoaching (NWEA) suggests that this approach may be overshadowing a more nuanced understanding of literacy.Understanding Literacy:LITERACY refers to the ability to read, write, listen, and think critically about language. Early years in education are often prioritized for teaching basic skills like reading comprehension and writing, which lay the foundation for lifelong success. However, NWEAs report highlights a growing concern that as students grow older, their focus on literacy may begin to diminish. This shift raises questions about whether schools should prioritize early literacy over other critical areas of learning.The Rise of a Concern:A new NWEA report, published earlier this month, is sparking discussions among educators and policymakers about the future of education in California. The report, titled *According to New Reporting, Middle School Reading Scores Are Falling*, warns that while children have shown significant gains in reading comprehension over the past decade, their middle school years may be experiencing a decline in literacy skills.The report emphasizes that as students grow older, they may face challenges in reading that require broader cognitive and academic abilities. In many schools, there is an increased focus on teaching specific texts—like science or social studies—in younger grades, which may leave little room for comprehensive literacy development at the middle school level.Potential Impacts:If reading scores are falling despite efforts to improve them, it could have long-term consequences for students in schools that emphasize higher achievement. Many of these schools aim to prepare students for advanced classes and future careers, which often require strong literacy skills. If a decline in literacy occurs as students reach the middle years, they may struggle to keep up with other subjects or meet the demands of college-level learning.Call for Change:The NWEA report suggests that there is no need for a one-size-fits-all approach to literacy education. Schools should prioritize broader academic skills, such as critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration, over rote memorization. However, this call must be met with support from districts, parents, and the community.Conclusion:In conclusion, while middle school students may show improved reading skills compared to younger grades, a decline in literacy could have serious consequences for their future academic and career success. Schools and educators need to revisit the importance of early literacy development and consider broader strategies that integrate literacy with other core areas of learning.For more information on how schools can improve literacy education, visit the NWEA website or contact your local educational advisor. The focus should always be on nurturing a well-rounded individual who thrives not just in school but in all aspects of life.------#NEWS #middleschoolers #newreport #newstudy #Parenting #reading #readingscores #ResearchStudy #Tips

6 months ago

This #newreport highlights what’s at risk for 5.7 million English Learners as federal proposals threaten to eliminate #TitleIII. Showing how cuts would reduce resources for students when research proves they thrive when properly supported.

Learn more: cep.asu.edu/resources/Pr...

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blaqsbi.com

@blaqsbi.com

7 months ago

News/Opinion: ACCORDING TO NEW REPORT, MIDDLE SCHOOL READING SCORES ARE FALLING: Middle School Reading Scores Are Falling: Concern Over Overemphasis on Literacy in the New EraBy Sarah Johnson *Health Education Center | University of… #DezBryant #NEWS #middleschoolers #newreport #newstudy

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ICTJ

@theictj.bsky.social

7 months ago

Our Pain turned into Policy: Advancing peace and justice through community dialogue in Syria

As transitional justice processes get underway in Syria, this new report offers essential recommendations to help make Syrian's hopes a reality.

#NewReport | 'Our Pain Turned Into Policy' is now available!

This report, based on the conclusions from 7 community dialogues with 133 Syrian citizens, identifies areas of priority intervention and makes recommendations to the country's TJ process.

👉 Download it here tinyurl.com/mwzabypz

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Consumer Watchdog

@consumerwatchdog.bsky.social

7 months ago

#NewReport
Ten Tips on How to Get Your Smoke Damage Claims Paid- According to Fire Survivors
“This guide is policyholder advice straight from wildfire survivors going through it right now. They outline what’s worked for them, and what to avoid.” Justin Kloczko

consumerwatchdog.org/insurance/te...

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Convention on Wetlands

@ramsar.org

8 months ago

#NewReport: The Global Wetland Outlook 2025 is now live!

Dive into the latest global data on wetland extent, loss and restoration and discover the solutions we need to secure the future of these vital ecosystems.

global-wetland-outlook.ramsar.org

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@consumerwatchdog.bsky.social

8 months ago

🌧️ #NewReport: the July 2025 Texas floods were up to 2 mm/day wetter (+7%) than similar past events — mainly due to human-driven climate change. Natural variability alone can't explain this. 📎 Read the report 👉 www.climameter.org/20250704-texas-floods
@ipsl.bsky.social

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Consumer Watchdog

8 months ago

#NewReport
Ten Tips on How to Get Your Smoke Damage Claims Paid- According to Fire Survivors
“This guide is policyholder advice straight from wildfire survivors going through it right now. They outline what’s worked for them, and what to avoid.” Justin Kloczko
consumerwatchdog.org/insurance/te...

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ICTJ

@theictj.bsky.social

8 months ago

#NewReport | 📍 These are some key takeaways from our new report "Envisioning Transitional Justice Approaches for Transformational Impact".

👂 Want to learn more?

Read the report here: www.ictj.org/resource-lib...

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8 months ago

🌡️ #NewReport: the June 2025 Eastern USA heatwave was up to +1.5 °C hotter & 4 mm/day wetter than similar past events — mainly due to human-driven climate change.
The dangerous combo of heat + humidity is getting worse.
📎 Read the report 👉 www.climameter.org/20250623-25-eastern-usa-heatwave

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@reimagineappal8ia.bsky.social

8 months ago

🌡️ #NewReport: the June 2025 Western European heatwave was up to +2.5°C hotter & drier than similar past events — mainly due to human-driven climate change.
It’s not rare anymore. It’s our climate.
📎 Read the report 👉 www.climameter.org/20250620-22-...

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ReImagine Appalachia

9 months ago

The first brief in a series -- "If You Fund It, They Will Come" examines the impact of federal climate and infrastructure funding on RA's four Appalachian states.

Read the report here:
reimagineappalachia.org/wp-content/u...

#NewReport
#Appalachia

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9 months ago

#NewReport 🔥 Summer 2025 Canada wildfires have been fueled by meteorological conditions mostly strengthened by human-driven climate. 📊 Full study: www.climameter.org/20250527-29-...
✍️ Authors: Greta Cazzaniga, Chen Lu, Gabriele Messori, Davide Faranda
@ipsl.bsky.social @cnrs.fr

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New report: Solar sector proposes solutions to mitigate critical cybersecurity risks - SolarPower Europe

9 months ago

#NewReport ☔️ Heavy rain in May 2025 New South Wales (#Australia) #floods locally intensified by human-driven climate change. 📊Full Report: www.climameter.org/20250520-new... ✍️ Contact Authors: Tommaso Alberti, @davifaranda.bsky.social

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Alex

@securelayer.co

9 months ago

#NewReport: Solar sector proposes solutions to mitigate critical #cybersecurity risks

www.solarpowereurope.org/press-releas...

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10 months ago

#NewReport ☔️ Heavy rain in May 2025 Democratic Republic of the Congo floods locally intensified by human-driven climate change. 📊 Full Report: www.climameter.org/20250508-09-.... ✍️Contact Authors: @flaviopons.bsky.social, Tommaso Alberti, Valerio Lucarini, @davifaranda.bsky.social
@ipsl.bsky.social

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