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What makes Jerusalem tick? Simon Sebag Montefiore, Matti Friedman talk past, present, future

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By Ethan Freedman Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Simon Sebag Montefiore and acclaimed journalist Matti Friedman delved into how Jerusalem – both city and symbol – functions as a stage for sweeping historical narratives. Simon Sebag Montefiore, the renowned historian and writer, spoke to a crowd of hundreds on Sunday at the National Library of Israel about the history of Judaism in the Holy Land, and how ancient prejudices have informed the current narratives about the country.
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States Step In After the Supreme Court Puts Wetlands at Risk

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By Ethan Freedman Verified
| Sierra Magazine Verified
On a warm day in late May, Paul Botts stood on a tall observation tower at the Dixon Waterfowl Refuge in Hennepin, Illinois. “That’s the levee, where that tree line is,” he said, gesturing out past a large expanse of fresh water and a sea of grassy plants, toward a row of trees along the nearby Illinois River. “This was a natural backwater wetland for, probably since the last ice age,” Botts, the executive director of the Wetlands Initiative, noted.
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Can America’s Only Endemic Whale Survive the Next Four Years?

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By Ethan Freedman Verified, Michael Jasny
| Sierra Magazine Verified
Every day, wells across the northern Gulf of Mexico pull oil out from deep below the ocean’s surface. Cargo ships and tankers slice through these waters on their way to and from ports that line the Gulf coast – where refineries turn crude into gasoline, kerosene, and other petroleum products, keeping the American fossil fuel industry humming. This corner of the ocean – the source of approximately 15 percent of all oil produced in America  – is also the only home on Earth for the Rice’s whale.
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