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By Anna Brones IN Work & Connect Aug 10 2010
Driving east from New Orleans and towards Mississippi, we cross a number of bridges. In this region, water is everywhere, and its importance to the economy, people and landscape is hard to deny. Statistics on how many fisherman have been affected by this oil spill are everywhere, but statistics only tell half the story; they give us sound bites to remember but they don’t paint a full picture. + READ MORE
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By Anna Brones IN Travel & Outdoors May 19 2010
Doug Gunzelmann biked 6,000 kilometers through the heart of the Amazon to raise awareness about the issues of sustainability facing the region. + READ MORE
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By Anna Brones IN Travel & Outdoors Mar 23 2010
Riding the Spine was a multi-year bike trip from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego that covered over 34,000 kilometers. We interviewed team member Jacob Thompson to learn more. + READ MORE
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By Anna Brones IN Tech & Transport Mar 18 2010
UN launches social media initiative to combat malaria. + READ MORE
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By Anna Brones IN Food & Health Feb 12 2010
Child obesity rates have sky-rocketed in the last few years. First Lady Michelle Obama is looking to do something about it. + READ MORE
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By Anna Brones IN Tech & Transport Feb 11 2010
The SWIRL is a washing machine, water barrel and toy all in one, with a goal of enhancing social cultural relationships between women and children in the developing world by making the act of washing fun. + READ MORE
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By Anna Brones IN Travel & Outdoors Feb 9 2010
The National Parks Service loses $21.6 million in 2011 budget, what does this mean for our parks and our economy? + READ MORE
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By Anna Brones IN Travel & Outdoors Feb 1 2010
In the Pacific Northwest salmon fishing brings tens of millions of dollars into the regional economy each year, representing thousands of jobs. But salmon runs are in decline, and that hurts the economy and the environment. + READ MORE
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