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Environmental News & Journalism• September 19, 2026 • Jia Lissa Beneath the Green Canopy: The Rising Fight for Plant Nursery Workers Amid Extreme Heat Executive Overview The lush houseplants gracing the shelves of major retailers like Home Depot and IKEA carry a…
Environmental News & Journalism• August 28, 2026 • Muslim Beyond the Fields: How a Historic Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Exposes the Fragility of Our Global Food Chain and the Plight of Agricultural Workers Executive Overview Earlier this summer, the United States confronted the largest recorded outbreak of cyclosporiasis in its history.…
Zero Waste & Recycling• August 26, 2026 • Laily UPN Operations Halted at Burnaby Waste-to-Energy Facility as Unifor Workers Strike Against Veolia North America Executive Overview The Metro Vancouver Waste-to-Energy Facility in Burnaby, British Columbia—a critical infrastructure asset handling regional solid waste…
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