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Nadia Ahmad

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Orlando, Riyadh
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Covers:  Energy, Environment, Sustainability, Markets, Higher Education, Corporate and Business Law, and Social Justice
Law professor. Climate and disaster governance. Cambridge Handbook of Islam and Environmental Law (2026).

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Nadia Ahmad’s Biography

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Nadia B. Ahmad, JD, LLM, is a distinguished attorney, law professor, and environmental justice advocate. As an Associate Professor at Barry University School of Law, she teaches property, business organizations, and environmental law and leads the Environmental and Earth Law Honors Certificate Program. Her research expertise lies at the intersection of energy, environment, and sustainable development. She has published over 45 scholarly articles, co-authored a casebook, and developed the concep…

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Climate Cages: What the US Should Remember From Slavery and Colonialism in Devising Climate Strat...

Climate Cages: What the US Should Remember From Slavery and Colonialism in Devising Climate Strat...

In sixteenth century England, gibbeting was a technique used for punishing convicted murders by hanging them …

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Tiger Woods is par for the course on human rights | Commentary

Tiger Woods is par for the course on human rights | Commentary

Looking the other way always comes with some price. The Macmillan dictionary defines it as "to deliberately i…

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Afghan needs, global priorities, and the treasures of Mes Aynak

Afghan needs, global priorities, and the treasures of Mes Aynak

Since it assumed power in Kabul in August 2021, the Taliban has faced the formidable task of undertaking the …

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Florida Democratic Party Blown to Smithereens, Seeking to 'Clean House'

Florida Democratic Party Blown to Smithereens, Seeking to 'Clean House'

The state's Democratic Party infrastructure under Diaz's leadership has fallen apart at the seams. In a state…

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Five myths about hijab

Five myths about hijab

From hijabi Barbie to the hijabi emoji, the Muslim headscarf is now ubiquitous. For some, a woman with her ha…

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U.S. Backing for the UN Resolution for Healthy Environment Would be a Game Changer

U.S. Backing for the UN Resolution for Healthy Environment Would be a Game Changer

In 1972, environmental activists, government leaders, and industry experts met in Stockholm, Sweden, for the …

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Death of Corporate Media That Couldn’t Report a Genocide

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By Nadia Ahmad, Rob Maurer
| LA Progressive Verified
The Washington Post laid off a third of its workforce yesterday. More than 300 journalists received emails telling them their roles had been eliminated. The sports desk is gone. The books section is gone. The podcast is gone. And in a twist so on the nose it reads like satire, the entire Middle East desk was gutted, every correspondent, every editor, from Jerusalem to Cairo to Tehran. All of them, gone. I do not say this with pleasure.
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Eric Adams Dropped Out Today: The Establishment Is Crumbling

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By Nadia Ahmad, Rob Maurer
| LA Progressive Verified
His withdrawal represents far more than one politician’s downfall, it signals the beginning of the end for New York's political establishment as we know it. Eric Adams dropped out of the New York City mayor’s race today, marking a stunning political collapse that would have been unthinkable just months ago.
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How the Israel lobby is fighting to turn back grassroots support for Palestine in the Democratic Party - and why it won’t win

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By Nadia Ahmad
| Mondoweiss Verified
The Democratic National Committee’s summer meeting in Minneapolis last month ended not in dysfunction, but in deliberate avoidance. At the very moment when grassroots Democrats demanded a clear stand on Gaza, party leaders chose to bury the debate entirely rather than let members vote their conscience.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Freelancer for The Orlando Sentinel

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, I have used a typewriter, but not in the past two decades.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Lois Lane