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Alexandria is an award-winning print and audio journalist reporting on climate change and environmental justice. Her writing has appeared in The Guardian, Floodlight, Grist, Atmos, Slate, Capital and Main, and elsewhere. Alexandria is from Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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A Look Back on Life in Permacrisis Permacrisis, defined as “an extended period of instability and insecurity,” was named word of 2022 by Collins Dictionary. But within every crisis lies the potential for a better future.

Well Being Anthropocene

The Climate Reality of Roe v. Wade As the Supreme Court considers overturning Roe v. Wade, threatening abortion access to all, The Frontline sheds light on research showing how fossil fuels and climate change are making pregnancy more risky.

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Defending Wild Rice Manoomin, or wild rice, was granted legal status by the White Earth Nation in part because of the grain’s central place in Anishinaabe culture. Now, White Earth is filing a lawsuit on behalf of the grain in protest of the Line 3 pipeline, making it the first rights of nature case to ever enter tribal court.

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