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Death by a Thousand Dams
“Tens of thousands of small barriers hamper fish recovery in the northeastern United States.”
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The Kids Who Identify as Animals
“A rising subculture of kids says they don’t feel entirely human. Here’s what their parents are learning to do with that.”
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Reckoning with “Progress”
Retracing the steps of history and our recent story picks.
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Inside the Subreddit Where Men Share Their Dinners—And Their Most Intimate Feelings
“A months-old subreddit called r/BoyDinnerDiares has drawn over 4 million users and become a place for men to spill their guts. Why there and why now?”
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‘The Eels Were Climbing Out of the Water to Die ’: Why Did Every Fish in This Idyllic Lake Perish Overnight?
“Furnace Brook in East Sussex was home to carp, tench, bream, roach and trout—and 15 trailer-loads had to be buried.”
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Kohlrabi Problems
This is how it goes sometimes. The goods arrive, and we don’t always know what to make of them.
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Paper Trails
“You don’t enter the same river twice. The same goes for forests.”
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How We Traveled
“We’re actually on the plane. But first we have to change in Raleigh, North Carolina. But before that we have to get in the air.”
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The True Cost of Sweaty Fries
Choosing convenience over quality comes with compromise.