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The Digital Front of Albania’s ‘Flamingo Revolution’
Since end-May, anti-government protests in Albania have evolved into the largest civil mobilisation since the fall of the dictatorial regime in the early 1990s. With traditional media largely silent, the digital space has become both a refuge for protest and a testing ground for digital authoritarianism.
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It's Nature Vs. Culture as Europeans Vote on New Designs for Euro Banknotes That Pit Kingfishers Against Leonardo da Vinci
The European Central Bank released a shortlist of ten potential designs for a new series of printed banknotes, the first complete redesign since the Euro note was issued in 2002.
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Plastic: It’s in our rivers, our bodies, and our babies. So why is it barely funded?
We live in what many scientists call the Anthropocene – the geological era that is shaped by human activity. Few forces capture that influence more starkly than the explosion in plastic production. This ubiquitous polymer, …
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Mangroves Are Key to Coastal Ecosystems. See 20 Breathtaking Photos That Reveal How the Trees Support Wildlife and Face Threats
The Mangrove Photography Awards honor images that show off the beauty—and the fragility—of these valuable intertidal forests
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Israel seizing West Bank heritage sites ‘piece by piece’
The army is expropriating thousands of dunams in Sebastia and Nabi Samwil, using archaeology as a pretext to further isolate Palestinian communities.
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Inuit Circumpolar Council general assembly gets underway
Inuit leaders, delegates, and performers from around the circumpolar world filled the Aqsarniit Hotel ballroom, in Iqaluit, to start the Inuit Circumpolar Council’s 15th general assembly.
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Kids Can Try Out the 'Oliver Twist' Lifestyle at This English Museum Revealing Conditions for Poor People in a Victorian Workhouse
After a restoration, the Ripon Workhouse Museum reopened to the public, showcasing the sights, sounds and rules of England’s 19th-century “solution to poverty”
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Indigenous Youth Leading the Continuity of Ancestral Knowledge
Indigenous Youth Leading the Continuity of Ancestral Knowledge
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How to stitch a massive wildlife corridor through the Rocky Mountains
BRITISH COLUMBIA, Canada — On a sunny Thursday in May, Kent Kebe had to scrape yet another bighorn sheep carcass off Highway 93/95 running through Radium, British Columbia. The necropsy confirmed what Kebe, the village’s protective service manager, already knew: A car collision killed the ram. Roadkill deaths hit this community hard. Residents love their […]
