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Intimidation of Brazil’s enviro scientists
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Intimidation of Brazil’s enviro scientists, academics, officials on upswing

Firings, threats, thefts, gag orders, attempted kidnappings and other intimidation against environmental researchers and civil servants appear to be on the rise; many blame an incendiary Bolsonaro government.
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She stakes her claim

A new American dream stirs on a Georgia homestead.

Claire Kelloway: Tom Vilsack for USDA secretary is what's wrong with the Democratic party
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Claire Kelloway: Tom Vilsack for USDA secretary is what's wrong with the Democratic party

Our planet and rural communities cannot afford four more years of Vilsack’s aggressive corporatism.
The fight to stop the next pandemic starts in the jungles of Borneo

The fight to stop the next pandemic starts in the jungles of Borneo

Globalization and ecological disturbances have knocked down many of the natural barriers that keep viruses at bay. Smart conservation practices can change that.
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Wildfire smoke is poisoning California's kids. Some pay a higher price
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Wildfire smoke is poisoning California's kids. Some pay a higher price

Fires are making the state’s air more dangerous. How much that hurts depends largely on where you live and how much money your family has.
Becca Lucas: 'Kiss the Ground' misses the complexity of climate solutions in the soil
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Becca Lucas: 'Kiss the Ground' misses the complexity of climate solutions in the soil

The new Netflix documentary misses the opportunity to explore the diversity of solutions to climate change on the farm.
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How a South Carolina farmer is adapting an heirloom rice to withstand climate change
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How a South Carolina farmer is adapting an heirloom rice to withstand climate change

Rollen Chalmers is the ‘quiet force’ behind a renewed interest in heirloom rice while contending with encroaching saltwater, invasive weeds—and alligators.
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