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A Botswana village fights to exist alongside 130,000 African elephants
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Planting hope: How Black farmers from urban and rural areas are addressing challenges and looking ahead
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Planet Forward Correspondent | Columbia University, Howard University

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Northwestern University

Essay | The future of food: Gourmet insects might be on your menu
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Maggie Rhoads

Planet Forward Editorial Assistant | George Washington University

Crossing the climate divide | How one advocate engages rural farmers in the climate conversation

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