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The Philippines is a mountainous country with low lying coastal regions. It was named in honor of King Phillip II… Read more »Read more »

The guiding concept of Reading and Writing in the Content Area, a course for future teachers at Old Dominion University, is that… Read more »Read more »

In February of this year, the Lakota people of South Dakota filed court papers against the construction of the Keystone… Read more »Read more »

Here’s to more love and less waste… More fun and less stuff… More joy and less stress this holiday season!… Read more »Read more »

We, all people, are great apes. And yes that includes you reading this post. Large, tailless, and hairy, we roam… Read more »Read more »

The annual World of 7 Billion student video contest challenges students to think critically about the world’s most pressing issues.… Read more »Read more »

This week, Americans all over the country are celebrating Geography Awareness Week. For over 25 years, Geography Awareness Week has been as… Read more »Read more »

The global community must manage an ever-growing amount of pollution as our population continues to grow by 80+ million people… Read more »Read more »

One of the greatest challenges facing our growing population is how we will feed 10 billion people. As our global… Read more »Read more »

“Women hold up half the sky,” reads an old Chinese saying. Indeed, women have traditionally been the world’s farmers, child… Read more »Read more »