Dust by Jay Owens: how we choked the Earth up
Dust, an intriguing study by geographer Jay Owens, shows why particles of all kinds are both nature's salvation and its poison
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Dust, an intriguing study by geographer Jay Owens, shows why particles of all kinds are both nature's salvation and its poison
The American flag will be flown throughout the country on July 4, but it wasn't always a revered and debated symbol. Unlike the right to assemble or trial by jury,
At the end of April, the gallery Nunu Fine Art opened in New York City with works by the Cuban multi-media artist duo Ariamna Contino & Alex Hernández Dueñas about glacier retreat and sea level rise, the collection of climate data by researchers and its marginalization by political forces, and therefore the necessity for an environmental ethics driven by cultural effort.
Only in the mid-19th century does the U.S. flag become a permanent fixture at the White House, scholars believe
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — In the bedroom of the Betsy Ross House, a reconstruction of where the upholsterer worked on her most famous commission, a long flag with a circle of