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Worst Case for Women
The pandemic exacerbates the effects of Trump's anti-woman foreign policies
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ICYMI: Lonely Eels, Essential Skateboarding, & Murder Hornets
A weekly roundup for busy people
Nature Never Closes
Even in the midst of a pandemic, we can experience nature connection
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coronavirus
How to Build Diverse Coalitions
Don’t be afraid to talk about racism
13 Fab Gifts for "Stay at Home" Moms
Brighten up quarantine this Mother's Day
Why Big Oil May Not Recover From the Pandemic
“Demand destruction” could spell the beginning of the end for the petroleum industry
You're Never Too Old to Help Save Democracy
Octogenarian John Bohney volunteered with the Clean Missouri initiative
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activism
A Search for Fossils Unearths a New Life
It felt like a test—how badly did I want this?
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hiking
Should I Hike This Exposed Mesa During a Thunderstorm?
Beware the lure of a hot shower and a comfortable bed
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survival tips
Tips From a Texas DA on Fighting Pollution Locally
A law is a law is a law
The Rich Cultural Lives of Wild Creatures
Carl Safina's "Becoming Wild" explores the ways animals pass along knowledge of the world
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books
Life As a Conditional Citizen, Revisited
Laila Lalami explores the gray zones of citizenship in the United States
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books
Mishka Banuri's Crash Course in Political Activism
This teen helped pass a climate resolution in Utah
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activism
May Stargazing: Comet Atlas
A silver surfer appears in the cosmos, and distant galaxies shine
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astronomy
ICYMI: Mask Deniers, Mandatory Meat, Gorilla Guardians & More
A weekly roundup for busy people
Pandemic Gardening With Kids 101
Get the little ones out for some fresh air
Looking for Moose Skulls at Isle Royale National Park
A journey into one of the longest-running citizen-science initiatives in the US
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hiking
Black American Bus Drivers At Risk
Public transportation needs to be reliable, safe, and green
Doug Gimesy Points His Camera Where Others Don’t Want to Look
The Australian photographer feels a moral obligation to document animal suffering
Rest in Peace
This poor koala didn't survive Australia's awful wildfires earlier this year
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