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The Buddhist Traveler in Stockholm

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By Paul Wachter
| Tricycle Buddhist Magazine Verified
In a country of 10.5 million, about 50,000 Swedes identify as Buddhist—most of them immigrants originating from countries such as Thailand, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, and Myanmar. These communities have established active temples and cultural centers, supported in part by Sweden’s historically generous refugee and asylum policies, which have also brought in Buddhist populations fleeing conflict and persecution.
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Winter 2025 Archives

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By James Shaheen Verified, Sarah Fleming, Haemin Sunim, Paul Wachter
| Tricycle Buddhist Magazine Verified
In his first sermon, the Setting in Motion the Wheel of the Dharma, the Buddha pointed out that we suffer because we identify with what he called the five “clinging-aggregates”—five piles, heaps, or clusters (skandhas) that…
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Heavy metal imprints in Antarctic snow from research and tourism - Nature Sustainability

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By Raul R. Cordero, Sarah Feron, Alessandro Fiorin Damiani, Minghu Ding, Francisco Fernandoy, Juan M. Carrera, Paul Wachter, Jaime Pizarro, Elise Roumeas, Chenghao Wang, Jorge Carrasco, Zutao Ouyang, Maarten J.J.E. Loonen, Anne Beaulieu, Alia L. Khan
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Abstract Antarctica, long regarded as one of the last pristine environments on Earth, is increasingly affected by human activity. As tourism surges and scientific operations expand, air pollution from local emissions is raising new environmental concerns. Here we analyse surface snow samples collected along a ~2,000-km transect, from the South Shetland Islands (62° S) to the Ellsworth Mountains (79° S), to map the geochemical fingerprints of aerosol deposition.
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