10 Trillion Gallons of Water Should Drown China’s Yangtze Gorges World Heritage Application

Post date 4th February 2016
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The Three Gorges Dam Main Wall, 2006. Photo courtesy Wikimedia Commons

The Yangtze River begins in the Tibetan Plateau and flows eastward into the East China Sea at Shanghai. At 3,915 miles, the Yang…

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Post date 24th November 2022
Post author By Christina Lauren Quigley

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From meeting to action. Working together to support our students. In the wake of the recent presidential election, we find ourselves reflecting deeply on our roles as…

Post date 7th December 2016
Post author By Natalie Konopinski

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Our SAFN president David Beriss has put out a call for blog posts on food workers, food service, restaurant kitchens and the #MeToo movement. So my ears perked…

Post date 15th February 2018
Post author By aeadams60

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The Familiar Strange · Ep # 88: Creating Queer Space & The Lenses of War: This month on TFS Welcome back for another Panel! This week we’re joined…

Post date 20th March 2022
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