Places, Culture & Travel: 10 of 10
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Mississippi Republicans pass bill to create separate, unelected court in majority-Black city
Mayor of Jackson, Mississippi, calls proposed law ‘some of the most oppressive legislation in our city’s history’
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Never Be Clever · Herman Brood & His Wild Romance
This song appeared as a "stand-alone" between the albums Cha Cha and Go Nutz in 1979.
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Flexibility is key to building a carbon neutral power system
To manage future electricity demand in line with the EU's Energy Roadmap 2050, power grids need to rely on both supply and demand flexibility and be structured as a system of systems.
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Could other European countries ban short-haul flights?
The introduction of France’s short-haul flight ban has renewed calls for Europe to cut down on journeys that could be made by train.
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Updated and refurbished
Yes, it is a promotion of my website and work, but SnapZu is an ideal platform to showcase it. I just did a good re-do of the site and was wondering what you people think of it.
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How Book Bans Turned a Texas Town Upside Down
In a political environment where book-banning efforts are being used to drive voter sentiment, librarians find themselves on the front lines.
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Clear Is a Pox on America’s Airports
Happy holidays to everyone but the company for skipping the security line.
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Aboriginal people have spent centuries building in the Darling River. Now there are plans to demolish these important structures
Indigenous engineering and care for Country points to a better way to manage the Baaka.
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These Maine Farmers Raised Their Baby Yak Like a Dog
The yak imprinted on his owners after they bottle-fed him to keep him alive.
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Climate change: How can Paris adapt to 50°C heat waves?
A fact-finding mission makes 85 recommendations to prevent the French capital from becoming uninhabitable for part of the year.
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10 Best Canadian Cities To Live In - A Piece of Travel
From the Atlantic provinces to Central Canada and the Rocky Mountains, you can enjoy many different experiences in these Canadian cities.
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How Tucson, Arizona is facing up to a megadrought
As the south-western United States faces the worst drought in more than a millennium, a city on the banks of a dry riverbed may have answers for gleaning water from the desert.
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The Only Way the U.S. Can Win the Tech War with China
The tech war between China and the U.S. over advanced semiconductors is rapidly heating up, but the U.S. needs allies to win
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Never Completely Dutch: Flemish Writers in the Land of Freedom
Writers Ivo Victoria, Sarah Meuleman and Geert Buelens all found it liberating to move to the Netherlands. But it wasn’t long before they encountered the downsides of their destination country.
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The Last Mustard Maker in Dijon
Nicolas Charvy is bringing a culinary art back to its ancestral home.
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We Need More Nuance When Talking About Repatriation
Patricia Marroquin Norby, the Met Museum’s curator of Native American Art, reflects on the lesser-discussed everyday challenges of repatriation work. "As connections with source communities grew, some colleagues shared their surprise at how repatriation attitudes regarding specific items can differ. Some tribes seek repatriation, while others favor a co-stewardship approach or prefer that works remain at the museum."
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What’s the Real Cost of Mezcal?
Communities in Oaxaca, Mexico, are striving to produce mezcal sustainably—but soaring demand from across the border makes it tough.
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Texas Bookstores Are Writing Their Own Stories
Indie bookshops across the state are embracing change, to thrive and stay alive. But a lot depends on the upcoming holiday season.
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Dozens of once crystal-clear streams and rivers in Arctic Alaska are now running bright orange and cloudy and in some cases, acidic
This otherwise undeveloped landscape now looks as if an industrial mine has been in operation for decades, and scientists want to know why.
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Colette: The most beloved French writer of all time
An icon in her native France, Colette's scandalous life and works still captivate readers 150 years on from her birth, writes Alan Simpson.