The years of steady and predictable water flow are over, and there is no sign of them coming back in our lifetimes. This is it. We have to build, and grow, and legislate, and consume for the world as it is, not as we may …
In 2020, more than twice as many folks were displaced within their own country by climate disaster as were forced out as refugees.
↩︎ The Guardian
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City neighborhoods that suffer from low access to fresh food could be ripe for microfarms: community gardens built in front yards.
↩︎ The Los Angeles …
A new trend in the GOP: “zero-issue candidates,” who sign up for politics not to legislate, but to get on television.
↩︎ The Washington Post
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American families explain what they spend in a month.
↩︎ The New York Times
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One thing that went missing during the pandemic? Enemies. “I’ve found myself missing people I profoundly dislike.”
↩︎ The Cut
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Fly through the 15th-century parchment illustrations of Dante’s Divine Comedy.
↩︎ camerAnebbia
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Tokyo with all traces of human consumption removed, by Rumi Ando.
↩︎ Rumi Ando
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Archaeologists are preserving ancient mosaics by reburying them.
↩︎ Hyperallergic
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Inside a store that’s been closed since 1963 that’s still filled with unsold—and perfectly preserved—merchandise.