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Tasting Sunlight – Emergence Magazine
See, Lat, and their three children forage for fish and mushrooms as they try to hold on to their traditional values and way of life in the Areng Valley of Cambodia. The people of Cambodia’s Areng Valley have lived on … Continue reading
Disaster Capitalism Won’t Save Us
Can we buy our way out of a warming planet? Probably not, but advertisers will still try to sell Californians respirator masks as they flee historic wildfires. In this episode of The Idea File, Atlantic staff writer Alexis Madrigal explains … Continue reading
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My Colorful Apron | Housewives & Their Disappearing Way Of Life – Edge of Humanity Magazine
Photographer Sylvia Konior is the – contributor of this photo essay. From the project ‘The dying breed of the housewife’. In this series the artist goes looking for her childhood. Then, the woman was at home and took care of … Continue reading
Coffee pot and mug at Davidson on Highway 11, Saskatchewan (pinned by redwoodclassics.net) in 2020
Jan 15, 2020 – Coffee pot and mug at Davidson on Highway 11, Saskatchewan (pinned by redwoodclassics.net) Source: Coffee pot and mug at Davidson on Highway 11, Saskatchewan (pinned by redwoodclassics.net) in 2020
Bolivia’s Potatoes Are Vanishing | OZY
Bolivia’s Aymara people have for centuries depended on a potato-based product called the chuño as a staple. Now, the chuño’s days might be numbered. For centuries, Humberto Limachi’s ancestors have cultivated potatoes and turned them into a freeze-dried product … Continue reading
Bolsonaro Is and Isn’t
If Americans hear about Brazil’s president Jair Bolsonaro at all, he’s usually described as a “Brazilian Donald Trump.” But on this week’s CloseUp, we step out of the American bubble, and look at who Bolsonaro is, who his targets are, … Continue reading
LIFE SAVING FLOWERS
Do you have these life saving flowers at your home. Flowers can heal our body from various kind of diseases even cancers. 0:21 Nayantora (Periwinkle) – Scientific name – Catharanthus roseus of family Apocynaceae 2:10 Aparajita (Clitora) – Scientific name … Continue reading
4 Plants That Are Great for Humans
A quarter of all prescription drugs in the U.S. come from substances that are found only in plants. In this episode of SciShow, we take a look at four of these talented plants who make our lives better.
If we want to contain the fires of the future, we should look to the past – The Big Smoke
For thousands of years, the indigenous method of fire management ruled. But white settlement almost extinguished the practice, it is back with a new intensity. I don’t know about you, but I am so, so tired. Not of the … Continue reading
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