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As seen in: Smithsonian Magazine, JSTOR Daily, Smithsonian, AllAfrica, Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, Travel Daily Media, Travel with Amateur Traveler Podcast (Podcast), opoint.com, Grey Journal
James Deutsch is a content coordinator for a Smithsonian Institution book project and an adjunct professor in American Studies at George Washington University.
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By James Deutsch
| opoint.com
NEWS RELEASE For Immediate Release, Contact: Nov. 6, 2025 Stacy Eberl, (701) 328-4082 or steberl@nd.gov PSC Schedules Public Hearing for Proposed Battery Energy Storage Project in Emmons County BISMARCK, ND – The North Dakota Public Service Commission (PSC) will hold a public hearing on Thursday, November 20, regarding a proposal to construct a battery energy storage system in Emmons County, North Dakota.
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Nigeria: Logging Ban Saved a Critically Endangered Species

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By Rachel Ashegbofe Ikemeh, James Deutsch
| AllAfrica
Even in the most adverse environments, where pollution, conflict, and neglect seem to have written nature's fate, local conservation work can deliver results. The story of the Niger Delta Red Colobus monkey in Nigeria's Bayelsa State proves it. In 1993, scientists made a remarkable identification in southern Nigeria: a new species of monkey, the Niger Delta Red Colobus (Piliocolobus epieni). For a primate in Africa, it was a late arrival to science.
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This 1837 Harvard Speech by Ralph Waldo Emerson Inspired a Generation of American Writers to Declare Their Independence From 'the Courtly Muses of Europe’

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By James Deutsch, Smithsonian’s America
| Smithsonian Magazine Verified
His address advocated for the scholars of the young United States to be less “timid,” “imitative” and “tame” On Thursday, August 31, 1837, shortly after noon, 215 members of Harvard University’s prestigious Phi Beta Kappa Society walked into the First Parish Meetinghouse not far from Harvard Yard in Cambridge, Massachusetts. They went to hear 34-year-old Ralph Waldo Emerson deliver the society’s annual oration.
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