20Jul2016 | Climate Change Is Making Farm Work Far More Dangerous Than It Already Is Fusion Heat is the number one weather-related killer in the U.S., claiming between 600 and 1,500 lives each summer. There can be little argument that farm workers are among the most at-risk. |
20Jul2016 | 'Dark Tourism' on the Rise in Mexico: UNAM Scholar Xinhua Mexico, with its rich cultural heritage and traditions related to death, has become a fertile ground for "dark tourism," which offers experiences linked to death, risks and disasters. |
20Jul2016 | Authorities to Fire State Investigators in Tlatlaya Warehouse Army Slayings mo4ch.com Authorities in Mexico say they will fire seven or eight investigators and suspend 22 others for misconduct related to the 2014 army slayings of 22 suspected gang members. |
20Jul2016 | The Education Workers' Movement in Mexico Has Become a Peoples' Movement teleSUR As Mexico City sees more marches it has become clear that the Nochixtlan massacre backfired and resulted in a broadening of the struggle. |
20Jul2016 | 'Packing It Out' Cleans Mexico to Canada Pacific Trail GearJunkie This summer, two young Pacific Crest Trail thru-hikers are picking up trash as they go, up to 1,000 pounds of cleared litter a goal during the multi-month trip. |
20Jul2016 | John Ackerman: Mexico Is Massacring Its Citizens and Nobody Seems to Have Noticed The Star Civilian deaths are normally presented as the result of frontal combat with narcotraffickers or “criminals.†In fact, local and international government and non-governmental organizations have unveiled the systematic use of human rights by security forces in Mexico. |
20Jul2016 | Guardian's '6x9' VR Project Puts Viewers in a Solitary Confinement Cell Using CGI The Guardian Take the 360 degree video experience of solitary confinement in US prisons, which places viewers in a virtual segregation cell they can explore and interact with. |
20Jul2016 | In Tulum's Hotel Scene, a Long History of Mysterious Government Seizures Travel + Leisure Mexico’s Tulum, on the Caribbean coast, is known for its laid-back, bohemian, manana mentality. But with the seizure of 16 hotels, restaurants, and rental villas, a murky underpinning of corruption and a longstanding government land dispute were revealed. |
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