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Yesterday, nonprofit media organization Grist Grist released its annual list of 50 leaders in climate and justice, and six Indigenous climate activists have made the list. Called The 2023 Grist 50 Fixers, the list features leaders — referred to “fixers” — across the United States who are working on fresh, real-world solutions to our planet's biggest challenges. The list is compiled from thousands of nominations solicited from Grist readers, field experts and the public at large.
Article: A World for Eight-Spot Butterflies - What most excites me about Julian Aguon s book No Country for Eight-Spot Butterflies is that (1) there is very little indication in the cover, the blurbs, the preface, the table of contents, etc., that it opposes war, militarism, or empire, (2) but it does, and (3) people are reading it.
Article: A World for Eight-Spot Butterflies - What most excites me about Julian Aguon s book No Country for Eight-Spot Butterflies is that (1) there is very little indication in the cover, the blurbs, the preface, the table of contents, etc., that it opposes war, militarism, or empire, (2) but it does, and (3) people are reading it.
Julian Aguon serves as lead counsel to Vanuatu in its pursuit of an advisory opinion on climate change from the International Court of Justice. He is also