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Urgency Culture Harms Progressive Ideals
I wanted to raise up some reflections I've had recently about urgency and perfectionist culture.  In the last year, I joined the board of a political organization with a mission to champion intersectional feminism.  I learned a lot from my experience. Without getting into details, the organization was run with a continuous sense of urgency.…
Moroccan Earthquake: Death Toll Surpasses 2,800 and Leaves Thousands Unhoused
What Happened? A 6.8 magnitude earthquake, the strongest to hit the country in over six decades, struck Morroco in November, killed over 2,800 people, injured over 10,000, and caused widespread environmental damage.  Several villages have been destroyed, leaving thousands homeless.  As a result, Morocco has called on the international community, requesting aid and rescue work.…
The El Niño Effect
“HOT! HOT! HOT!” was exactly the expression I used to describe Antigua ever since arriving late July.      Coming to find out that the abnormal heat phenomenon is linked to the El Nino effect. El Niño is the term used to refer to warmer than usual ocean surface temperatures near the equator in the…
Water Scarcity
Water scarcity is the lack of sufficient available water resources to meet the demand of water usage within a region. It already affects every continent and around 4 billion people around the world at least one month per year. The major causes of water scarcity are climate change, population growth, and unsustainable water use. Climate…