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Why I No Longer Call Them Tea Gardens (2/3) (opens the original)
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When I finished writing the first part of my 3 part essay series - Why I No Longer Call them Tea Gardens, I realized the story was far from over. Clearing forests was only the beginning.This essay is about that second story.Saint-Domingue (Haiti as we know it today) was, under the French rule, one of the most profitable colonies on earth. It was a sugar-and-coffee machine, producing enormous quantities of both for European markets by the late eighteenth century. But those profits were paid for i
Why I No Longer Call Them Tea Gardens (1/3) (opens the original)
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I started writing about tea gardens in Assam and ended up tracing a line all the way to a carbon credit being sold today. This three-part series is that line exploring how colonial empire redesigned landscapes, why the redesign survived independence, and why the same trick is still running, just wearing a greener identity.Common is the imagery of a Lady curling her fingers through the handle of her porcelain teacup and lifting it to her lips. An ordinary gesture, repeated countless times in Vict
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