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Over the past few years, more and more voters have cited “action on climate” as a reason for voting the way they do.
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A little while ago, I had a conversation with Dr. Madhukar Pai about vaccine equity.
In it, I tried to understand why and how developed countries were spending billions on COVID vaccine boosters, but …
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There’s no word for “conservation” in many Indigenous languages.
Some come close, but mean something more like “taking care of” or “looking after.”
And that’s probably because the very idea of conserva…
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There’s these metaphors that sum up a lot of what we’re trying to do here, what needs to be done on planet Earth, from climate change to COVID to AI ethics, which is something you definitely need to …
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Jafar Tabebordbar was in his early 30’s, living and working as an accountant in Shiraz, Iran, when he became a father.
It was 1986, nearly a decade after the 1979 revolution, and Jafar’s muscles were …
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In 2019, Quinn interviewed his good friend Craig Mazin, writer, producer, and creator of the hit HBO miniseries, Chernobyl, to learn what happened there, and what it means for our energy future.
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It's been 26 months since so many of us took our kids out of schools, downloaded an app called Zoom, and started videoconferencing our work from our kitchens and sweatpants. For many others, especial…
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