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We usually talk about the Industrial Revolution as a single event that transformed human lives and history. Starting in the… Read more »

Environmental protections are not policy priorities in the current White House, but this has not always been the case. Our… Read more »

A choropleth map displays numerical data using a color gradient. This kind of map can quickly display how a particular… Read more »

Our modern society is a thoroughly electric one. Maybe you’re using lights and appliances in the home, communicating instantly with… Read more »

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

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

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