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Covers:  environment, corporations, social justice, enviornment, human rights, agriculture, trade
Data and land monitoring lead @landcoalition. Crossword junkie. Mom. Hiker. Former research and writing @FulbrightBrasil, @VICENews, @ucbsoj and @TexasTribune.

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Politics, Sugar Bullets and Mexico's National Crusade Against Hunger

Politics, Sugar Bullets and Mexico's National Crusade Against Hunger

This post is also available in: Spanish On January 21, Enrique Peña Nieto stood poised behind a podium in Las…

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Central Americans Skeptical of Obama's Promises for Greater Benefits from Integration

Central Americans Skeptical of Obama's Promises for Greater Benefits from Integration

Days before President Barack Obama arrived on Costa Rican soil, three Black Hawk helicopters would appear on …

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A Texas Organic Cotton Farmer Takes On Monsanto.

A Texas Organic Cotton Farmer Takes On Monsanto.

This story was produced as part of a joint venture with Reporting Texas , an online publication at the Univer…

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Texas A&M Senate Denies Diversity Post to Undocumented Student

Texas A&M Senate Denies Diversity Post to Undocumented Student

In a dark hall outside of the student ballroom, friends surrounded José Luis Zelaya to console him. An undocu…

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Send in the Drones

Send in the Drones

This story was produced as part of a joint venture with Reporting Texas , an online publication at the Univer…

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Opposites Attract

Opposites Attract

This story was produced as part of a joint venture with Reporting Texas , a student-driven online publication…

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Pastoralists Are Protecting Many of the World’s Remaining Rangelands

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By Katie Reytar, Radost Stanimirova, Lindsey L. Sloat, David Gibbs, Johanna von Braun, Eva Hershaw, Natasha Maru, Fiona Flintan
| World Resources Institute
As the sun sets on the vast grasslands of Mongolia’s Eastern Steppe, herders can often be seen guiding sheep, goats, cattle, camels and horses across the open landscape, moving steadily toward fresh pastures and natural springs that have emerged after seasonal rains. By dusk, herders meet their families back at their campsite before packing up their white felt gers (traditional Mongolian tents) and continuing a journey their ancestors have followed for generations.
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Why Aren't Countries Reporting Environmental Defender Killings?

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By Carole Excell, Eva Hershaw
| World Resources Institute Podcasts Plus
December 9, 2021 By Carole Excell and Eva Hershaw Cover Image by: Achmad Ibrahim/CIFOR It’s been nearly 10 years since Chut Wutty, an environmental investigator and activist from Cambodia, was murdered while trying to halt an illegal logging operation. His death prompted widespread indignation and inspired the civil society organization Global Witness to begin documenting the killing of land and environmental defenders worldwide.
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Black food spaces seed sovereignty

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By Eva Hershaw
| towardfreedom.org
The neighborhood of Cherry Hill on the south side of Baltimore has always been Black. Built in 1944 to house African American war workers migrating from the South, the Cherry Hill projects were deemed a “model negro village” by the Baltimore Sun. The isolated location made Cherry Hills the choice location of white communities that wanted to keep the Black population at a distance.
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