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Chapter 3: Ash, Snow, and Storm

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By Charles Henderson
| Medium
The wind howled like a starving wolf. Snowflakes cut through the air, sharp as daggers, swirling against a sky the color of bruised steel. Footsteps crunched in the frozen crust — steady, dragging, reluctant. A figure moved through the snow, barely upright, knees threatening to buckle. Blood — old and frozen — clung to his lips. Every breath felt like swallowing ice. Then came the voice. Cold. Ruthless. “Get up.” A shadow stepped forward. Cloaked in black, faceless in the storm.
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Improving palliative care for people who use alcohol and other drugs

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By Grace Fitzgerald, Jon Cook, Peter Higgs, Charles Henderson
| Medical Journal of Australia (MJA) Verified
Med J Aust 2025; 222 (4): 164-167. || doi: 10.5694/mja2.52585 Published online: 3 March 2025 There is a need to improve access to and experiences of palliative care for people who use alcohol and other drugs when faced with terminal medical conditions.
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Community-based propagation to scale up educational innovations in sustainability - Nature Sustainability

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By Juliette N. Rooney-Varga, Florian Kapmeier, Charles Henderson
| Nature Verified
Abstract Many high-quality educational innovations are freely available, and some are known to motivate evidence-based climate and sustainability action. Typically, efforts to propagate educational innovations rely on outreach and word-of-mouth diffusion, but these approaches tend to achieve little. We develop and analyse a dynamic computational model to understand why and to test other propagation strategies.
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