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As Thailand’s Salween River joins a growing list of contaminated waterways in the country, a new investigation asks why the state keeps managing damage, while refusing to confront its source...
How climate change is driving dolphins into deadly contact with fishing fleets in the Bay of Biscay In this article for the French daily newspaper Libération, journalist Julie Renson Miquel reports...
While LA burned this January, fires at the other end of the Americas have fed a long-running political battle in Patagonia In January 2025, the Anglosphere was transfixed by the...
An investigative report into Europe’s growing bear population and how it is being (mis)managed Most Europeans – particularly in western Europe – have never seen a bear in the wild....
A Swedish newspaper uncovers the dystopian world of Temu and Shein returns – with photographs Colin Huang, a 44-year-old former Google engineer and graduate of the University of Wisconsin is...
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