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The Wisdom of Fungi Inspires Community Conservation

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By Reina A. E. Gattuso
| The Natural Farmer Verified
By Reina Gattuso On a sunny, early July morning, a small crowd gathered at the edge of the New York Botanical Garden’s reflecting pool. The previous night’s heavy rain rose as mist from the wet earth, lingering with the traces of smoke from Canadian wildfires. Mushrooms, too, had risen. The group followed a path into the Botanical Garden’s remaining patch of old-growth forest, stewarded originally by the Lenape people.
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Is it Okay to Walk Away From Your Career for the Sake of Your Mental Health?

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By Reina A. E. Gattuso
| Talkspace
When I was in high school, my group of nerdy and rather competitive friends liked to play the “how-little-did-I-sleep” game. It was as absurd as it sounds. Every morning nodding off at our high school science class desks, we would humble-brag about how much homework we had done the night before, how many activities and hours of part time work we had managed to squeeze in, and how little sleep we got.
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China’s Dead Sea Is a Visual Feast

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By Reina A. E. Gattuso
| Atlas Obscura Verified
In summer, it colors the landscape blood crimson, glossy green, and glassy indigo. In winter, it becomes crystalline, ice-white, and sculptural. Wars have been fought over it, gods have guarded it, and its contents fill plates and tombs. It’s not a landscape in a fantasy novel. It’s Northern China’s Yuncheng Salt Lake, the world’s third-largest sodium sulfate inland lake and one of China’s most important historical sources of salt.
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