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Almost Every Plant You Know Was Named By a Man. One Woman is Changing That.

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By Louise Donovan Verified
| The Persistent
The Persistent is available as a newsletter. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox. 💛 Shelves crammed with books; a lone coffee mug on the desk — Dr. Charlotte Taylor’s office looks like any other humdrum workspace. There’s just one big difference: She is surrounded by roughly seven million plants. They’re not all in her office, of course. Nor are they actually alive.
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‘There’s a dark side to floristry’: are pesticides making workers seriously ill - or worse?

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By Louise Donovan Verified
| AOL UK Verified
Amy Aniceto, founder of London-based Sweet Frank Flowers, says she wants more information about the risks of her job.Photograph: Sarah Lee/The Guardian On a cold morning in December 2024, florist Madeline King was on a buying trip to her local wholesaler when a wave of dizziness nearly knocked her over. As rows of roses seemed to rush past her, she tried to focus. She quickly picked the blooms she needed and left. I’m not doing this any more, she thought.
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Why Brazilian Activist Shirley Djukurnã Krenak Wont Be At COP

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By Louise Donovan Verified
| The Persistent
Environment — 6 min read 💛 The Persistent is available as a newsletter. Sign up here to get it delivered to your inbox. Over the next two weeks, some 50,000 people will pile into the small city of Belém on the edge of Brazil’s Amazon rainforest.
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