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    The West’s Religious Freedom Test

    by Zach Emanuel September 21, 2019

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    The History of Modern Climate Science

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    by Alex Langsam April 28, 2019

    Over the last ten years, US party politics have prevented climate change from being treated as the national security threat that it is and…

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    Impact of Climate Change on Women

    by Sanah Mehta April 28, 2019

    The monetary and infrastructural effects of climate change are incredibly apparent to the world as wildfires, floods, and storms increase in severity due to…

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    Climate Change and Economic Hegemony

    written by Eden Ballard
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