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A chorus of critics insist that building on undeveloped land is the only way out of the US housing crisis. But the environmental costs of unrestrained growth are overwhelming.

Emily Wortman-Wunder discusses “Geography of Forgetting,” featured in the Fall/Winter 2024 issue of Colorado Review, with associate editor Linnea Harris.  Emily Wortman-Wunder is the author of Not a T...

Intensive ivory poaching during a period of civil conflict caused the rapid evolution of tusklessness in an African elephant population.

Voters in the city of Everett chose to grant the Snohomish River watershed rights to exist, regenerate and flourish as part of a November ballot initiative.

When Richard III's skeleton was found under a parking lot in England in 2012, it was an exciting enough discovery for the general public, but a game-changer for Yvonne Morley-Chisholm.

About the Feature Author: Emily Wortman-WunderPublished: Fall 2024 Geography of Forgetting Photo By Nicolò Canu on Unsplash 1. One landmark falls, and then another. For years I would look for the dull...