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As seen in: #PopVultures, The Straits Times, Wiley Online Library, New York Daily News, New York Post, Emergency Medicine Journal, Frontiers, MDPI, Flipboard, JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association), Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle, CNA (Channel NewsAsia) and
Journalist with The Straits Times. Host of Pop Vultures. I also write about pop culture, entertainment, lifestyle and beyond. Tweets are mine and mine alone.
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1 in 5 Soil-Dependent Species Is Threatened With Extinction, New Study Finds

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By Jan Lee 
| Earth.org
Of 8,653 soil-dependent species, 1,758 are globally threatened and 1,722 data deficient, meaning there is not yet enough information to determine whether the species is globally threatened. 35 speacies are believed to be globally extinct.
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Review: ‘Act, Rest, Reset, Repeat: Create Change Without Burning Out’ By Katie Hodgetts

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By Jan Lee 
| Earth.org
In the face of overwhelming challenges to the climate movement, burnout is a real danger. In this self-help manual for the overwhelmed activist, youth climate icon Katie Hodgetts shares strategies for how to keep going. — Activism is, by its nature, a draining, all-consuming business: nobody organizes a climate protest just for the fun of it. For this reason, defeat and paralysis, while normal, can seem all the more unfair.
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Review: ‘Earth and Life: A Four Billion Year Conversation’ by Andrew H. Knoll

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By Jan Lee 
| Earth.org
In this delightful work, out on March 31, Harvard Professor Andrew H. Knoll takes on nothing less than the history of our planet and everything on it. — Designed for the intelligent, inquisitive general reader (even the bibliography includes helpful asterisks that designate “particularly accessible works”), Earth and Life is fundamentally a popular science book.
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