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🌻Kansas born in the late 1900s. Asst. Professor of Media Studies, University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. Tweets are my own. He/his.
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Los hongos amenazan la supervivencia de numerosas especies de serpientes salvajes

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By Alex Gonzalez, Taylor Miller
| El Diario Verified
Las enfermedades infecciosas se han convertido en una de las principales amenazas para muchas especies animales, y las serpientes no son una excepción.
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Pride and Prejudice: The Dangers of Nationalism.

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By Taylor Miller
| thefuse.co.za
“Make America Great Again” — the slogan of our current President. Caring for your nation is — in theory — a noble thing that should be encouraged. But when does this striving for national pride lead to blind following and ignorance? The rise of nationalism is often viewed as “a desire to preserve cultural identity and resist external influences” (Mohn 25). But with America’s first tagline being the self-proclaimed Melting Pot, this gets murky.
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COLUMN: Advanced recycling could be America’s next tech boom

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By Taylor Miller
| The Herald Journal Verified
Welcome to the economic future of the United States: Big Tech, Big Data — and Big … Recycling? That’s the conclusion of a new analysis from the American Chemistry Council (ACC), which says that if America dominates the coming advanced recycling industry the same way it has dominated technology, the results could be billions in economic activity and tens of thousands of jobs. The technology needed for the advanced recycling revolution is here, says ACC President Ross Eisenberg.
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