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The mission to dim the SUN: How controversial geoengineering technique could cool the planet using existing aircraft
Scientists believe a controversial geoengineering technique called stratospheric aerosol injection could be used to cool the ...
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Trash capitalism
In Waste Wars, Alexander Clapp exposes the billion-dollar global waste trade exploiting the Global South, from toxic rice ...
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What Makes Single-Origin Chocolate So Expensive?
Chocolate prices can be tricky to make sense of, especially if they are labeled as single-origin, which tends to be more ...
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Maximize Your 3 Days in Quito: A Quick Guide
Though often used as an entry point for the Galapagos, Quito is a pretty amazing city in its own right. Frankly, even if your ...
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Eastern Equatoria targets over 378,000 children in measles vaccination drive
Eastern Equatoria State launched a follow-up measles vaccination campaign Monday, aiming to immunize 378,546 children ...
How demand for rubber led to the gory exploitation of native populations in South America and Africa
This time the volcano Krakatoa, in the Sunda Strait between Java and Sumatra, erupted. News of the colossal eruption was ...
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The Eta Aquariid Meteor Shower Will Light Up the Night Sky This Week
In early May 2025 the annually recurring Eta Aquariid meteor shower will grace the night sky. The meter shower peaks on May 5 ...
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Bobbie Bayley on empowering communities with design literacy and agency
To celebrate 75 years of the Byera Hadley Travelling Scholarship, we asked eminent past scholars to reflect on the legacy of the prize and their research. Here, Bobbie Bayley reflects on taking the ...