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Despite representing less than 5 percent of the world’s population, Indigenous peoples steward more than a quarter of Earth’s land
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News headlines about the fashion industry with the word “Indigenous” in them don’t often presage good news. The fashion industry’s
In Kenya, forests keep communities from the brink
In Kenya’s Chyulu Hills, Conservation International is helping communities turn nature into a lifeline for education, health and well-being.
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The human costs of the research-assessment culture
The term ‘REF-able’ is now in common usage in UK universities. “Everyone’s constantly thinking of research in terms of ‘REF-able’
New virus-genome website seeks to make sharing sequences easy and fair
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Wildfires are spreading fast in Canada — we must strengthen forests for the future
At the end of July, a wildfire driven by extreme winds blazed through Jasper National Park in Canada, forcing the
I make fake eyes for those who need them
“I’m the only ocularist in Uganda. Apart from me, there’s no one in the country to make prosthetic eyes for
How influencers and algorithms mobilize propaganda — and distort reality
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Consider the finches: Books in brief
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