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Deviant pedestrian. Editorial writer for @globeandmail, Canada's National Newspaper. Posting as well at oliver-moore.bsky.social. No photo use w/o permission
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New Report Calls For Resilient, Self-Reliant Food Systems

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By Oliver Moore Verified
| Popular Resistance
Above photo: Jamal Tamouajat via Pexels. As global shocks mount. The New Geopolitics of Food:Navigating Policies for Resilient Self-Reliance, a special report by Jennifer Clapp and IPES-Food, the International Panel of Experts on Sustainable Food Systems, focuses on how countries can reduce dependence on global markets and stabilize food prices in the new global reality.
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A day in the life of Pauline Hanson

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By Oliver Moore Verified
| Independent Australia Verified
Senator Pauline Hanson is on the rise and good gracious, is she inescapable. Hanson is in the media everywhere, going from outrage to spite to vitriol in her press conferences and stunts, but much of Australia wonders, what does she actually fill her time with in between?
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Behind schedule and over budget: Why do we keep building LRTs?

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By Sherrill Sutherland Verified, Oliver Moore Verified
| The Decibel Verified
Open this photo in gallery: Trains service the newly opened Eglinton Crosstown LRT in Toronto. Building cities for the future means building a lot more public transit – and lately, Canadian cities have been planning LRTs, or light rail transit. While these projects are introduced with great promise of moving people around more efficiently, in practice, these projects have a history of disappointment. There’s Ottawa’s LRT project, which opened to great frustration from riders.
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