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Karen Foley

Portland
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We must all find room for radical acceptance of our shared struggle (Opinion)

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By Karen Foley
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Karen Foley The bus stop sits at a heavy-traffic intersection, a pulsing artery in the middle of a sprawl of residential streets. As I approached, a man was sitting on the bench. At a distance, he seemed the image of a homeless man: slumped, clutching a soiled rucksack, his clothes draped over a body too slight to fill them. But as I drew nearer, the image shifted.
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Rehab is crucial, but survivors are often forgotten and just left to exist

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By Karen Foley, Niall O'Connor Verified
| TheJournal.ie Verified
NO ONE EVER thinks a brain injury will happen to them, but it people in this country each year – that’s 52 people every single day. Globally, neurological conditions – including acquired brain injury (ABI) – are now the leading cause of ill health and disability. Brain injuries happen overnight. It could be as the result of a stroke, a fall, road traffic collision or brain tumour, among many other causes. In an instant, the lives of the person and their family are turned upside down.
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Land use drives the distribution of free, physically protected, and chemically protected soil organic carbon storage at a global scale

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By Samuel Willard, Guopeng Liang, Savannah Adkins, Karen Foley
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Soils are integral in our fight against the climate crisis, as they store nearly 3000 Pg carbon (C) globally, and these C stocks may be further enhanced through changes in management practices (Sokol et al., 2022). The majority—up to 65%—of SOC is in the mineral-associated organic C (MAOC) pool (Sokol et al., 2022), which is more resistant to microbial decomposition than the particulate organic C (POC) pool (Six et al., 2002).
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