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<h1>Pick a Side: Planet or Profit? </h1>
<h2>An Open Souce Python project from <a href="https://rhozeta.io" target="_blank">Rho Zeta AI</a> to help democratise Python for Environmental Data Journalism.</h2>
<h1><strong>Pick a Side: Planet or Profit?</strong></h1>
<p><strong>An MIT licensed project from</strong></p>
<img src="images/RZ_avatar_lowres.png" alt="RZ logo" />

<p class="date">July 2023</p>

<h3>Key Resources:</h3>

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<p class="date">July '23</p>
<h4>As Earth becomes increasingly uninhabitable, we at <a href="https://rhozeta.io" target=_blank">Rho Zeta AI</a> are launching this Open Source Python project <strong>Pick a Side: Planet or Profit?</strong> to support worldwide Environmental Advocacy. The project focuses on developing free code anyone can use for their own Data Journalism & Citizen Science investigations, accessed via the growing catalog of local Environmental Data Stories shown on the <strong>Data Newsroom Atlas</strong> below.</h4>
<h4>You can check out the tech talk that acted as the catalyst/motivation for the <strong>Pick a Side</strong> project, namely a <a href="https://youtu.be/rdyM6WDPzCY" target=_blank>3-hour coding tutorial for "Exploring Eco topics with Python"</a> that we ran in April '23 at the <a href="https://us.pycon.org/2023/" target=_blank">PyCon US</a> conference (the Python Software Foundation's flagship event and largest annual gathering for the Python community).</h4>


<h4>How to use the <strong>Data Newsroom Atlas</strong>:</h4>
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<li>Data Newsroom Atlas (below)</li>

<li><a href="notebooks/PaS_Boston_v0.html" target="_blank">Investigative Python code workflows (via markers)</a></li>
<li>Browse the available Environmental Data Stories represented by the markers <a href="notebooks/PaS_Boston_v0.html" target="_blank">(example)</a></li>
<li>Review the Python code, (typical Open) data required, and IT requirements for reproducing the Story of interest</li>
<li>If necessary, see the resources we recommend you use to assist you setting up the IT required (pending)</li>
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<p>The Pick a Side Project is licensed under the MIT license.</p>



<h4>Please get involved! Here are just a few ways that would be really helpful:</h4>
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<li>Help us crowdsource local Environmental Data Stories for the Newsroom! Is there an un/under-reported Green issue you're concerned about where you live? Please tell us about it! You can email info at rhozeta dot io or open an issue on the project <a href="https://github.com/pick-a-side/pick-a-side.github.io" target=_blank">GitHub<a/></li>

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