Appalachian Trail preservation depends on meaning of the word “land”, AP’s Davos photo gaffe whitewashes climate justice, Kickstarter unionizes to achieve equity goals, and more!
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To defend an oil pipeline, the federal government claims to the US Supreme Court that the Appalachian Trail does not count as “land.” Maybe it counts as “air”?

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