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“We Have Always Known”: On the Trails of People, Plants, and Humboldt

by Paula Ungar

12 minutes

I am trying to focus on my writing, I really am. But my phone buzzes again. This time, the message is difficult to ignore. I see a photograph of my be...

Weathered History: Galveston and Extreme Events

by Thomas Princen

17 minutes

Texas had seen rain before, plenty. It had flooded before, many times. But on 25 August 2017, Hurricane Harvey dumped a volume of water never before c...

The Constitution of the Republic of Ecuador: Pachamama Has Rights

by María Valeria Berros

5 minutes

Nature has recently been recognized as a subject rather than an object of rights in some Latin American countries. This is the case in Bolivia, on a l...
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