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Why Some Countries Are Declaring Rivers, Forests, and Mountains as ‘Legal Persons’Imagine a world where a river has rights, where a forest can “speak” in court, or a mountain stands legally protected as more ...
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Beaver Logic: How These Rodents Shape Rivers With Sound and SticksImagine walking through a quiet forest and hearing the distant trickle of water suddenly interrupted by a sharp slap—like a ...
To illustrate this, CBS News' environmental correspondent David Schechter, photographers Chance Horner and Justin Sherman and ...
An analysis of satellite imagery of major river systems in the Philippines has revealed surprising insights into how rivers ...
The Yukon River sweeps across from east to west, and the trans-Alaska pipeline snakes over the land from north to south. The basin began forming at least 60 million years ago, according to Marwan ...
(ABC 6 News) — Riverland Community College sent an email to students last week announcing that a student has had their visa revoked by ICE. Riverland students don’t know why or how this ...
The Yukon River sweeps across from east to west, and the trans-Alaska pipeline snakes over the land from north to south. The basin began forming at least 60 million years ago, according to Marwan ...
Youth Dance Mob lead Big River Song: Aboriginal Cultural Elders and established artists will mentor young artists in developing an original concept and song reflecting Caring for Country and Youth.
HUNTINGTON — Jonathan Cox, a former professor of sculpture at Marshall University known for his art installations across West Virginia, is hoping to install his newest sculpture, “River Flow ...
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