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Across the Arctic | ‘We all come from here’: On Indigenous consciousness and place in Kalaallit Nunaat
Tommey Jodie

University of Arizona, Ilíiaitchik: Indigenous Correspondents Program (ICP)

Across the Arctic | ‘We all come from here’: On Indigenous consciousness and place in Kalaallit Nunaat
A plan for a flooding park in Spain takes shape
Mario Castroviejo

Planet Forward Correspondent | University of Navarra

Essay | Becoming intertidal: Sea level adaptations inspired by tidal dwellers
Carlotta Gessler

Brown University / Middlebury School of the Environment

Essay | Becoming intertidal: Sea level adaptations inspired by tidal dwellers
How to save an underwater forest
Clair Sapilewski

American University

How to save an underwater forest
Canopies and communities: Solutions to combat urban heat island effects
Nidhi Karnik

University of Richmond

Essay | What Japan’s trains teach the world about post-pandemic mobility and climate
Emma Ward

Kent State University

Essay | What Japan’s trains teach the world about post-pandemic mobility and climate
In Chicago, bird migration surges reveal impacts of the warming world
Medill News Service & Emma Henry

Northwestern University

In Chicago, bird migration surges reveal impacts of the warming world
Rising seas, fragile communities: How climate change is rewriting the UK’s coastline
Jey Draper

Planet Forward Correspondent | Teesside University

Rising seas, fragile communities: How climate change is rewriting the UK’s coastline

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