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  MIRED.

  Author:Ana Lucia AzevedoFrom:Earth Island Journal (Vol. 38, Issue 1)

  Spring 20233,271 words Article 1490LThe sky shimmers a bright blue. The woods and thickets, a dappled green. The beaches, a blinding white. Splashes of pink, on the wings of roseate spoonbills and atop blooming ipes trees. On the face of it, much of the...
• Select Is Bangladesh's admired growth model coming unstuck?

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  Is Bangladesh's admired growth model coming unstuck?

  From:The Economist

  Mar. 2, 2023758 words Article 1180LFew countries have confounded their doomsayers as satisfyingly as Bangladesh. The "basket case", in Henry Kissinger's noxious phrase, that emerged in 1971 from the ravages of the second India-Pakistan war was widely...
• Select Taiwan: Keelung Port Branch is committed to the sustainable development of the environment and prevents environmental degradation throughout the year.

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  Taiwan: Keelung Port Branch is committed to the sustainable development of the environment and prevents environmental degradation throughout the year.

  From:Taiwan Government News

  Feb. 24, 2023728 words Article 1550LKeelung Port Affairs Co. Ltd. has continuously guarded and implemented the environmental cleanliness of the port area. The average annual removal of 80 tons of waste in the harbor basin. Key Highlight: * Ships use...
• Select The Corals and the Capitalist: The key to avoiding an ecological catastrophe might be found in the wealth of nations and the spirit of innovation.

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  The Corals and the Capitalist: The key to avoiding an ecological catastrophe might be found in the wealth of nations and the spirit of innovation.

  Author:Juli BerwaldFrom:The American Scholar (Vol. 92, Issue 1)

  Wntr 20234,202 words Viewpoint essay 1220LDuring winter break four years ago, our family rented a condo on the beach in South Padre Island. Stretching along the Texas coast, it's the world's longest barrier island, infamous for its spring break debauchery. But...
• Select Second Nature.

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  Second Nature.

  Author:Dorothy WickendenFrom:The New Yorker (Vol. 98, Issue 42)

  Dec. 19, 20227,707 words Article 1200LByline: Dorothy Wickenden Second Nature How rewilders in India are working to reverse environmental destruction. On May 12, 1459, the Rajput warrior ruler Rao Jodha laid the first foundation stone of an impregnable...
• Select FOUR HARD QUESTIONS: SIZE, SCALE, SCOPE, SPEED: To address ecological crises, it's time to leave behind those who are holding us back.

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  FOUR HARD QUESTIONS: SIZE, SCALE, SCOPE, SPEED: To address ecological crises, it's time to leave behind those who are holding us back.

  Authors:Wes Jackson and Robert JensenFrom:The Progressive (Vol. 86, Issue 6)

  Dec. 20221,302 words Essay 1230LPeople are sometimes reluctant to ask questions when they suspect that they will not like the answers. How many churchgoers who have doubts about their congregation's doctrine decide to squelch their questions out of...
• Select Shein moves to quell fears of toxic chemicals in products.

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  Shein moves to quell fears of toxic chemicals in products.

  From:just-style.com

  Nov. 24, 2022618 words Article 1650LByline: Hannah Abdulla A report from Greenpeace alleges Shein has a "business model based on hazardous chemicals and environmental destruction" after it found 15% of 47 products that were tested contained toxic...
• Select Renewcell commercial-scale textile-to-textile pulp mill opens.

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  Renewcell commercial-scale textile-to-textile pulp mill opens.

  From:just-style.com

  Nov. 11, 2022446 words Article 1490LByline: Hannah Abdulla The Renewcell facility will repurpose over 120,000 metric tonnes of textile waste next year, otherwise destined for landfills, and turn it into new viscose for fashion. Renewcell 1 is claimed...
• Select University of Qom Researchers Add New Data to Research in Social Science (Ecological Violence against Women: A Legal Reflection on the Effect of the Environmental Degradation on the Increase of Violence against Women).

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  University of Qom Researchers Add New Data to Research in Social Science (Ecological Violence against Women: A Legal Reflection on the Effect of the Environmental Degradation on the Increase of Violence against Women).

  From:Women's Health Weekly

  Nov. 3, 2022469 words Article 1400L2022 NOV 3 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Women's Health Weekly -- A new study on social science is now available. According to news originating from Qom, Iran, by NewsRx correspondents, research...
• Select Making the Great Green Wall a reality: A giant project to combat environmental degradation across the continent of Africa is built from many local initiatives.

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  Making the Great Green Wall a reality: A giant project to combat environmental degradation across the continent of Africa is built from many local initiatives.

  Author:Neil FordFrom:African Business (Issue 498)

  Nov. 20221,094 words Article 1530LThe Great Green Wall (GGW) is a huge undertaking to develop a 7,600km belt of trees coast-to-coast across the Sahel. It aims to combat desertification in 11 countries by restoring degraded landscapes and it should...
• Select From Below.

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  From Below.

  Author:Jay SturnerFrom:The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (Vol. 143, Issue 5-6)

  Nov-Dec 202273 words Poem, Brief article 1070LJay Sturner is a writer, birdwalk leader, and former botanist from the Chicago suburbs. Heoncelivedin East Tennessee, wherehehopes to return for its beautiful landscapes and wildlife. The following prose poems reflect...
• Select Guerra en Ucrania y trastorno de los ciclos agrícolas: ?Es posible que estalle una crisis alimentaria mundial?/WAR IN UKRAINE AND THE DISRUPTION OF AGRICULTURAL CYCLES.

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  Guerra en Ucrania y trastorno de los ciclos agrícolas: ?Es posible que estalle una crisis alimentaria mundial?/WAR IN UKRAINE AND THE DISRUPTION OF AGRICULTURAL CYCLES.

  Authors:Ana María Milani and Sergio M. CesarínFrom:Foreign Affairs Latinoamerica (Vol. 22, Issue 4)

  Oct-Dec 20223,158 words Report 1650LOne of the problems caused by the war between Russia and Ukraine is the possibility that sanctions and trade blockades will disrupt agricultural cycles and cause a global food crisis. Countries are drawing up plans to...
• Select Indigenous Ghost Dance teaches love of Earth and Jesus.

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  Indigenous Ghost Dance teaches love of Earth and Jesus.

  Author:Damian CostelloFrom:National Catholic Reporter (Vol. 58, Issue 25)

  Sept. 16, 2022854 words Article 1390LChristian salvation narratives often focus exclusively on Jesus' relationship with humanity, but Servant of God Nicholas Black Elk and the Ghost Dance tradition proclaim a broader vision of salvation: Jesus, "He Who...
• Select The bigger the temperature change, the larger the extinction event.

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  The bigger the temperature change, the larger the extinction event.

  From:Pakistan Engineering Review (Vol. 47, Issue 15)

  Aug. 15, 2022380 words Brief article 1470LA professor emeritus at Tohoku University has unearthed evidence pointing to a strong relationship between the magnitude of mass extinctions and global temperature changes in geologic times. The research was published in...
• Select The Curator of the Earth Museum Speaks of People.

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  The Curator of the Earth Museum Speaks of People.

  Author:Catherine (American college teacher) PierceFrom:The American Poetry Review (Vol. 51, Issue 4)

  July-August 202263 words Poem 1300LCatherine Pierce is the current Poet Laureate of Mississippi and the author of four hooks of poems, most recently Danger Days (Saturnalia, 2020). Her work has appeared in The Best American Poetry, the New York Times, The...
• Select My sleepless hours are filled by birdsong--a solace that will soon be lost.

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  My sleepless hours are filled by birdsong--a solace that will soon be lost.

  Author:John BurnsideFrom:New Statesman (Vol. 151, Issue 5668)

  May 20, 2022664 words Article 1390LIt was hot in my room, even though my hotel was on the edge of Zurich, just a stone's throw from the tree-lined park at Lindenhof--and, naturally, I couldn't sleep. A lifelong insomniac, I have lain awake in all kinds of...
• Select Gulf In Focus - How Qatar manages economic growth and CO2 emissions.

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  Gulf In Focus - How Qatar manages economic growth and CO2 emissions.

  From:Pakistan & Gulf Economist (Vol. 41, Issue 7-8)

  Mar. 13, 2022153 words Brief article 1400LGulf: The linkage between economic growth and environmental degradation is a well-known topic. The burning question has become whether there is a trade-off between sustaining economic activities and maintaining the...
• Select Climate Crisis and Environmental Degradation: Future of People Living in Coastal Areas.

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  Climate Crisis and Environmental Degradation: Future of People Living in Coastal Areas.

  From:Economic & Political Weekly

  Jan. 1, 20224,163 words Article 1420LByline: Tuli Bakshi Tuli Bakshi (bakshigeol2006@gmail.com/ tulibakshi@iitb.ac.in) is at the Department of Earth Sciences, IIT Bombay. "Climate refugees" are on the rise with people losing their lands and livelihoods...
• Select A Sustainable Planet: AS A HUB FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION, THE SMITHSONIAN IS POISED TO HELP THE WORLD FIND SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGE.

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  A Sustainable Planet: AS A HUB FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION, THE SMITHSONIAN IS POISED TO HELP THE WORLD FIND SOLUTIONS TO CLIMATE CHANGE.

  Author:Lonnie G. Bunch, IIIFrom:Smithsonian (Vol. 52, Issue 7)

  Nov. 2021412 words Article 1420LIN February 2010, a Smithsonian off-site collections storage facility collapsed from the heavy weight of snow during one of the most severe winter storms in Washington, D.C. history. In 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused...
• Select LIVING WELL: The obsession with full employment is a dead end in a world on the ecological brink. Richard Swift explores what could sustain us instead.

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  LIVING WELL: The obsession with full employment is a dead end in a world on the ecological brink. Richard Swift explores what could sustain us instead.

  Author:Richard SwiftFrom:New Internationalist (Issue 534)

  Nov-Dec 20211,679 words Article 1460LIt is hard to overstate the importance of 'the job' in our current political economy of growth. Elevated to the raison d'etre of most of our waking hours, not having one leads to great anxiety and the race to get one....