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… The only thing we can do is to pray to the Lord because the problem is not only yours, but mine as well because I covered up this story." Those conversations, as well as conversations …

… hear what comes next in your story. It's such a great story." "It is," she nodded solemnly. "Mine is a great story." And as I wheeled my luggage out to the car, I realized something that …

… Amazonas, the budget priority given to agrobusiness and the support of big infrastructure and mining projects in conflict with Indigenous Peoples, such those of the 'Ferrogrão' railway, and the mining in the Mura people's territory in the Amazon, compounded the scenery of dashed hopes," …

… to be enjoyed in silence?" Others raised concerns about the environmental and human impacts of mining practices used to extract metals like lithium — which is used in batteries — from the …

… no idea!" she said. "How can I possibly communicate with my daughter when her algorithm and mine are completely different?" Continuing the theme of how to communicate with youth, another …

… Taiwan, Thailand and other countries, where they engage in agriculture, garment manufacturing, mining and construction. Some are compelled to cultivate cannabis illegally and toil in …

… range of critical materials found beneath the Earth's crust and are thus dependent on similar mining methods, extractive tools and economic incentives as those of fossil fuels. These …

… the Indigenous people's lives, territory and culture are constantly in danger due to  illegal mining , excessive use of mercury, and deforestation, which are consequences of extractivism in … to lose harmony with the nature that feeds and keeps them healthy. An example could be illegal mining: It is the greatest crime that can exist! To extract gold, they pollute everything in …

… robin standing on the information post stretching out its wings, "as if to say, 'This is mine!' " "It is not a walk to rush through or 'to do,' but to ponder and contemplate," he said. …

… hide our lights under a bushel basket. As the children's spiritual goes, "This little light of mine, I'm gonna let it shine." And if doing so can help others to see just what a miracle life …

… of Traditionalism (ncronline.org,  May 24, 2024 ). He brought up a situation very similar to mine and the traditional return local parishes are taking.  Les mentioned the need to drive many …

… in the region, such as "the murder of defenders of the environment, deforestation, illegal mining and the destruction of nature." "To affect the Amazon is to also affect all of humanity," … we need to ask," she said. "Are we willing to respect Indigenous territories to ensure that mining does not enter? Or illegal deforestation?" …

… [we] can't have too much, and hopefully there's no one we can't love' (Region XIV)" (emphasis mine). Where grace and gratitude abound, God's presence is evident. Where complaints and agendas …

… offer my deepest admiration and heartiest congratulations. In small rural communities such as mine the homeschooled youngsters are always easy to spot: socially confident, friendly, …

… often produce dangerous working conditions, "including mercury or sulfur dioxide pollution in mines." The pope also addressed the problem of global food scarcity, especially in regions …

… of the spring offensive in 2023 was a disappointment. The Russians dug in deep. They put land mines over a vast area. It paralyzed the battlefield. (Ukraine is a big country, the size of …

… interacting with students of all ages. I miss the moments of enlightenment (theirs and mine), of seeing eyes light up, of hearing a response or a comment from a participant who speaks …

… Bishop should have done to console the Deacon and his family. If the Bishop was an employee of mine who missed the opportunity as badly as Bishop Deshotel did, he would be the one being called …

… eastern and central Kentucky, one of the poorest parts of the U.S. , where in many parts coal mining has been a defining, though declining, industry and central cultural identifier. That the … 16,423 square miles are in Appalachia, and the livelihoods of many people relied on coal mining. "[They are people] who have found their work and their dignity and provided for families …

… not wrong to direct their anger at elites: cultural elites who ignored their worries about mines and factories closing, economic elites who made trillions of dollars in the globalized …