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Meet the globetrotting cyclist collecting 1,001 climate change stories

Meet the globetrotting cyclist collecting 1,001 climate change stories

On Saturday, Devi Lockwood will be at the People's Climate march in Washington, DC, hoping to add to the 600 …

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Learning to Scale Peaks From My Underprotective Mother

Learning to Scale Peaks From My Underprotective Mother

I grew up hearing stories of my mom's grad school days at M.I.T. in the early '90s: pulling all-nighters in t…

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Dispatches From a Youth Delegate at COP22

Dispatches From a Youth Delegate at COP22

In September 2016, a group of youth climate activists and elders gathered around a campfire at Canticle Farm,…

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Thanks to science, we can hear the voices of icebergs. But are we listening?

Thanks to science, we can hear the voices of icebergs. But are we listening?

If you walk along the Chicago River behind the Lyric Opera House between now and Oct. 1, you'll hear a low gr…

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What Haunting Sound Does an Iceberg Make When It Breaks Off the Ice Shelf? Chicago Commuters Will...

What Haunting Sound Does an Iceberg Make When It Breaks Off the Ice Shelf? Chicago Commuters Will...

On July 12, when one of the largest icebergs ever recorded broke away from Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf an…

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From Standing Rock to Morocco: Indigenous Protesters Act in Solidarity Against Corporate Polluter...

From Standing Rock to Morocco: Indigenous Protesters Act in Solidarity Against Corporate Polluter...

Like those resisting the pipeline threatening to cross Native lands at Standing Rock, Indigenous activists in…

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Kansas City and Philadelphia opinion writers gear up for a Super Bowl showdown | Opinion

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By Yvette Walker Verified, Devi Lockwood Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
Hello, football fans, and welcome to the exciting weeks leading up to the Super Bowl! As we all get ready for the big game, many of us are busy prepping our game-day outfits, planning our food spreads, and carefully weighing invitations to multiple Super Bowl parties. But before we dive into the festivities, we (opinion editors at The Inquirer and the Kansas City Star) are preparing for a different kind of showdown: a battle of words and ideas.
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16 opinions that caught your attention in 2024

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By Devi Lockwood Verified
| Centre Daily Times Verified
At The Inquirer Opinion section, we specialize in arguments, essays, and election season endorsements that matter to Philadelphians. In the waning days of 2024, here are the opinions - written by us and by you - that caught readers' attention this year, measured by online page views in the Philadelphia metro area.
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What Green Party and third-party voters in Pa. might tell us about the future of close elections

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By Devi Lockwood Verified
| Centre Daily Times Verified
That sense of dread many Democratic voters felt the day after the election, when Donald Trump's second term was confirmed, is not at all unfamiliar to Lucy Duncan. "That feeling you are experiencing right now, that feeling of the world being turned upside down? The feeling that you and loved ones are facing imminent threats, that the walls are closing in? Feel that," said Lucy Duncan, 60, who lives in West Philadelphia. That feeling is part of a message Duncan hoped to send to Washington.
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