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Can the Ghost Dolphin Survive Obscurity? | Hakai Magazine

Can the Ghost Dolphin Survive Obscurity? | Hakai Magazine

A ghost haunts the coasts of southern Brazil, Uruguay, and northern Argentina. The franciscana, cousin to the…

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Green Infrastructure: Creating Sustainable Electricity

Green Infrastructure: Creating Sustainable Electricity

Issues of rising demands on electricity and its strain on the planet's natural resources are a global problem…

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Colombian Soldiers Lead Ecological Mission in High-Altitude Wetlands

Colombian Soldiers Lead Ecological Mission in High-Altitude Wetlands

Innovative army program aims to restore country's war-torn landscapes, safeguard drinking water supply Camouf…

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Ecologist Special Report: Colombian Coffee Growers Adapt to a Changing Climate

Ecologist Special Report: Colombian Coffee Growers Adapt to a Changing Climate

Although petroleum is easily Colombia's biggest export, the one more associated with Colombia is coffee. Coff…

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Securing a Future With Water Along Peru's Rimac River Valley

Securing a Future With Water Along Peru's Rimac River Valley

Along the Rimac River Valley of Peru, local farmers have taken the problem of water security into their own h…

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Ovillantas - used tyres make a new and affordable mosquito trap in rural Mexico

Ovillantas - used tyres make a new and affordable mosquito trap in rural Mexico

The Mexican Government spends millions trying to stop the spread of mosquito-borne viruses like dengue, chiku…

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In The Heart of Mezcal

In The Heart of Mezcal

"This boom started with the hipsters." Eber Villalobos guides me down an artfully graffitied street in Oaxaca…

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