Ohio residents are starting their own health registry for people who live near oil and gas infrastructure. A halted pipeline project in West Virginia has divided many in the state. Citizen scientists are helping researchers monitor firefly populations. And Monet and modern air pollution.
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Ohio Citizens Start Their Own Fracking Health Registry - The group says their effort will provide a baseline of health in fracking communities and will be able to determine if fracking is impacting people's health. 
Bringing Together Monet, Pissaro and Air Pollution - The Carnegie Museum of Art's exhibit, "Monet and the Modern City," connects the industrial landscape of the 19th century with today's air pollution.
Instead of Catching Fireflies, Try Counting Them (and help science while you are at it) - Researchers want to know what affects fireflies and why are there a lot in some areas and none in others? But scientists can’t answer these questions until they have the data. 
Love Fireflies? Here’s How to Safely Catch Them - Catching fireflies can be fun, but it may hurt them if done wrong. A firefly expert has some tips to do it right and use them to teach kids about nature.
Jobs and Risk — Atlantic Coast Pipeline Shutdown Divides W.Va. - Construction on the pipeline provided an economic boost to communities, that has since evaporated with the shutdown. Others say climate and health concerns outweigh any benefits.
