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Sometimes a Single Tree Is More Effective Than a Government
Bardiya, Nepal - Every morning, Raj Kumari Chaudhari walks from her home to the other end of Padnaha village, located in the Bardiya district of mid-west Nepal, to a …
Why ISIS Exists
It's too easy to forget that the US invasion of Iraq killed some half a million Iraqis - most of them civilians.
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How to Become a Citizen Eater: A Trip Behind the Labels of Your Ethical Cup of Coffee
How do you know what “ethically sourced” really means, and whether it's effective?
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Towards a Media That Is “Good and Just“
From “America's Battle for Media Democracy,” this excerpt situates current internet policy battles within a historical narrative.
“Cow-Free Milk”: A False Solution to Industry Agriculture
Muufri milk is made using synthetic technology, sometimes referred to as GMO 2.0.
Solar Energy Lights Up in Latin America
The movement towards solar energy is sweeping throughout Latin America.
Swarthmore Students Launch First Indefinite Occupation for Fossil Fuel Divestment
Swarthmore's reputation may now hinge on how it responds to students.
What Lies Behind the Recent Surge of Amazon Deforestation
Deforestation in the Amazon is soaring.
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Reproductive Health Care in Women’s Prisons “Painful” and “Traumatic“
The “care” ranges from a dangerous absence of care to the painful and humiliating.
Richard Falk on the Aftermath of Operation Protective Edge in Gaza
The international law scholar discusses Israel's continuing war on Gaza's population.