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Freelance Writer, PhD Student: Political Ecology Director, Walking Two Worlds + The Forests are our Brothers (2025) maiawikler@gmail.com
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Supreme Court Blocks Roundup Cancer Lawsuits

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By Maia Wikler
| Atmos Verified
The ruling protects corporations from failure-to-warn claims—and could reshape how Americans seek accountability for dangerous products. In a landmark 7-2 decision, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Monsanto, the original maker of Roundup. The decision means that people who say they developed cancer after using Roundup may be barred from bringing failure-to-warn lawsuits if the Environmental Protection Agency has approved the herbicide’s label without a cancer warning.
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From Fairy Creek to the Walbran Valley, the fight for ancient forests persists

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By Maia Wikler
| National Observer Verified
The Walbran Valley is home to endangered Marbled Murrelets, red-legged frogs, Specklebelly lichen, and western screech owls . It is one of Vancouver Island's last old-growth forested watersheds, yet only 5,500 of 13,000 hectares in the Walbran Valley are protected. The Upper Walbran was never included in the BC government's temporary deferrals , leaving the headwaters of the Walbran and the surrounding forest vulnerable.
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Brazil’s Indigenous Leaders Are Fighting to Undo Bolsonaro’s Destructive Policies on the Amazon

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By Maia Wikler
| Teen Vogue Verified
On January 1st, 2019, rightwing president Jair Bolsonaro took office in Brazil after running a campaign that denounced LGBTQ+ and reproductive rights while promoting militarism and deforestation of the Amazon. In the four years that Bolsonaro was president (he lost his bid for reelection in 2022), he fanned the flames of racism toward Indigenous peoples, infamously calling them “cavemen” in need of modernity.
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