Climate change creates intense rainfalls, preventing Type 2 diabetes, developing child creativity, 8,000 nail clippings as art
The Source episode 16 uncovers how climate change is driving heavier rains and flooding across Greater Philadelphia, the work to prevent Type 2 diabetes, how community programs fuel creativity in children and a “Billies Award” honoree who creates art with 8,000 toenail and fingernail clippings. Moreover, the beginnings of a bakery in an apartment two decades ago has become a fixture in Old City.
WHYY News staffers Kenny Cooper, Nicole Leonard, P. Kenneth Burns, and Emma Lee contributed to this episode, which is hosted by Kenny Cooper.
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