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  1. 7 October 2025

    How Indigenous Guatemalans Fought Pollution Themselves (opens impakter.com)

    On July 23, 2025, Indigenous Guatemalan activists descended to the shores of their beloved Lake Atitlán and, with nets, tubs, and buckets, removed thousands of farmed tilapia. For months, they had argued that the fish contaminated the lake and should be confiscated. Dissatisfied with the authorities’ passivity, they finally decided to take matters into their

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  2. 10 January 2019

    What if Trump Wins the 2020 election? “America 2034”: A Cautionary Tale (opens impakter.com)

    Book Review and Interview with Author Jonathan Greenberg What if, after the political horrors and social cruelties of his first presidential term, Donald Trump should win the 2020 election? That is the premise of Jonathan Greenberg’s new book America 2034: Utopia Rising, a cautionary tale. It is 2034, and Donald Jesus Trump is still in

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  3. 16 June 2014

    Climate Fiction, Why it Matters (opens impakter.com)

    Climate fiction has recently gone viral because of the issues it is linked to: climate change and global warming. These are issues that come to the forefront of the news every time the United Nations releases its latest report on climate change through its Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPPC), igniting a debate between the climate activists

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