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Immersive tour groups are helping Oregon heal from natural disaster—and trying to prevent the next one
Can regenerative tourism actually mitigate the effects of climate change on wild lands and in marginalized communities? Or is it just a sexy phrase designed to appeal to those with expendable income and a desire to do a bit of good in the world while enjoying a sweet vacation?
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The American Mall’s Long Goodbye
As painful as it might be for millennials like myself to admit, malls are now viewed through historians’ rear-view mirrors.
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Spirit Matters
On average, religious and spiritual people tend to experience better mental health, even in the midst of a pandemic. Why is that?
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Two Dollar Bill, Befuddled Brendan, and the currency of a story
How a series of college pranks connect us to the broader narrative of American money and our relationship with the extended memory of cash.
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Miami Eat: Four Days of Postvax Gluttony, Guy Fieri, and the Illusion of Infinite Abundance
Is there anything more American than a corporate-sponsored, star-studded event purely dedicated to the uninhibited consumption of food and drink? And is there any better place for it than Florida?
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