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waste-not-want-not
Waste Not, Want Not - JSTOR Daily
Sewage is a vital part of a circular economy—and we have the tech to make good use of it. Why don’t we?
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golden-age-of-guano
Are We Entering a New Golden Age of Guano? - JSTOR Daily
A history of civilization could be written in fertilizers. And the history of guano—bird poop—tells us a lot about slavery, imperialism, and U.S. expansion.
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how-ibm-took-europe
How IBM Took Europe - JSTOR Daily
After World War II, IBM worked to influence the new balance of power by locating facilities for the production of its electric typewriter across Europe.
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german-song-in-america
German Song in America - JSTOR Daily
In the late 1800s, German American singing festivals united German immigrant communities and brought new kinds of cultural activities to the United States.
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revolutionary-atrocity
Revolutionary Atrocity - JSTOR Daily
For the Americans, narratives about the savagery of the British became an important part of nation-building and a moral justification for armed rebellion.
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the-legacy-of-asilomar
The Legacy of Asilomar - JSTOR Daily
The 1975 scientific conference laid the ground rules governing the next half century (and counting) of biological research and public scrutiny of it.
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Venom Found in the Unlikeliest of Animals - JSTOR Daily
Venom is used by some surprising animals, including mammals.
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alicia-gutierrez-romine
Alicia Gutierrez-Romine on the Strengths of the Medical Humanities - JSTOR Daily
An interview with Alicia Gutierrez-Romine, who explores the parallels in historical events with contemporary public health practice and policies.
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legacies-lost-and-found
Legacies Lost and Found - JSTOR Daily
Say Anarcha tells the story of the enslaved women experimented on by a self-aggrandizing gynecologist. Its related online archive aims to reinvent the nature of bibliography.
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mining-for-european-art
Mining for European Art - JSTOR Daily
Advances in painting in early modern Europe were the product not just of artistic innovation but of changes in mining and manufacturing technology.
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