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Poisoned by Agribusiness: How pesticide pollution threatens the future of Brazil’s first Indigenous reserve
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Poisoned by Agribusiness: How pesticide pollution threatens the future of Brazil’s first Indigenous reserve

Navigating Feminist Political Ecology with a new compass
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Navigating Feminist Political Ecology with a new compass

South-South Circles of Poison? Malaysia’s role in (re)creating uneven geographies
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South-South Circles of Poison? Malaysia’s role in (re)creating uneven geographies

The gendered consequences of ‘undone science’ in a pesticide-contaminated area in Nicaragua
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The gendered consequences of ‘undone science’ in a pesticide-contaminated area in Nicaragua

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Fruta saludable, cuerpos enfermos

“There is no future here”: the psychological burden of water scarcity
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“There is no future here”: the psychological burden of water scarcity

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The Political Use of Parasites

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