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Slow journalism: Add it to your summer reading list

Slowing down, reporting details in depth and writing at length can produce better and more accurate descriptions of the world, even in the Internet Age.

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Esri User Conference to Showcase How Organizations Use GIS to Create a More Sustainable Future – Consumer Electronics Net

Esri User Conference to Showcase How Organizations Use GIS to Create a More Sustainable Future – Consumer Electronics Net
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Esri User Conference to Showcase How Organizations Use GIS to Create a More Sustainable Future

Esri User Conference to Showcase How Organizations Use GIS to Create a More Sustainable Future
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He walked the length of India s Ganges river and was shocked at what he found

India’s rivers are an important part of the country’s national identity and nurture millions of lives along their banks. They have also bewitched Siddharth Agarwal, an aerospace engineer and environmentalist who has been walking along those rivers recording the stories of the marginalised people and communities caught in their ebb and flow, his purpose being to affect policymaking. Agarwal belongs.

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Leaving Myanmar—and agonizing over friends left behind in the coup

Leaving Myanmar and agonizing over friends left behind in the coup “Never in all my experience of murdered innocence had I stumbled into anything like the coup,” writes National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek. ByPaul Salopek Email Writer and National Geographic Explorer Paul Salopek’s Out of Eden Walk is a storytelling odyssey across the world in the footsteps of our human forebears. This is his final dispatch from Myanmar. YANGON, MYANMAROne afternoon before leaving Myanmar, I went to say goodbye to a houseful of friends hiding in a middle-class neighborhood of Yangon, the country’s biggest city. They were educated professionals: young artists, university students, entrepreneurs. All were resisting the military junta that had gutted Myanmar’s democracy. I found them around a coffee table, quietly training to use bows and arrows.

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