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More than two-thirds of Americans experience climate anxiety, according to a 2022 survey conducted by the American Psychological Association. Somatic therapy might be a way
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This op-ed was written with contributions from Megan Ruttan. A controversial action in an art museum on Friday has raised questions about the appropriateness of
Nearly a dozen dead, and hundreds of thousands displaced in recent tropical storm. Typhoon Noru made landfall in the northern region of the Philippines and
Hurricane Ian knocked out electricity for 2.67 million in Florida, flooding homes and businesses across the state, after making landfall as one of the strongest
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Millions across the globe experienced sweltering temperatures this summer that they’ve, perhaps, never seen in their lifetime. California is currently experiencing a late-season heatwave, a
In Alaska, where 18 percent of the population is Indigenous, some native communities still do not have sustainable water infrastructure, highlighting the ongoing inequality. In
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