HeyJaredPreetha Banerjee
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- Sep 12, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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‘Hopeful genres like solarpunk can help bring climate discussions to dinner tables’ (opens the original)
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Some Indigenous communities such as the Maori of the Aotearoa New Zealand understand time as a non-linear concept and navigate their relationship with the non-human environment accordingly. This helps them visualise life and their actions in a scale larger than the "present", shaping how they care for the planet and prepare for crises. Rajat Chaudhuri's 2018 climate fiction novel The Butterfly Effect encourages its readers to think about the world in a similar way, pushing the limitations we hav
‘Rethinking language biases would enable us to look more holistically at agroecological practices’ (opens the original)
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Nearly 30 years ago, molecular biologists Sujata Goel and her partner Anurag left Delhi to build a life closer to nature in Karnataka’s Kodagu district. Over the years, they began working closely with local farmers to understand how agroecological plantations could be developed at scale, combining their expertise in academic biology with generations of local ecological knowledge to co-create natural solutions for coffee and spice plantations. Communication techniques that closed language and kno
‘Protecting insects today is an investment in the resilience of our planet for generations to come’ (opens the original)
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Butterflies have captivated humans with their grace and beauty since time immemorial and have also inspired art and folklore. However, butterflies are not just ‘pretty insects’. They are pollinators and also food for other species. They thus offer valuable ecosystem services, which means there would be trouble if they are gone. These insects are elusive, and there is still a great deal unknown about their behaviour and habitat. Sarangapani Neog is a wildlife photographer who has spent several ye
‘Community animal health workers are our first line of defence against the next zoonotic outbreak’ (opens the original)
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Dilip Bhandari, who leads Heifer International’s work on animal health, livestock and One Health, was recently given the American Veterinary Medical Association’s (AVMA) Global Veterinary Service Award. He is recognised for building community-based animal health systems that have become a model for delivering veterinary services in places where few veterinarians are available. Bhandari has spent over 25 years working at the grassroots on animal health across Asia and Africa, beginning in Nepal i
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