Why the environmental movement should stand up for Black lives Matthew Capuano-Rizzo Protesters in front of the White House on Monday, June 1st. When we arrived around 3 PM, fewer than thirty people were gathered with signs. By the time we left just before the 7 PM curfew, H street was filled with hundreds of … More
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South East Asia’s Crucial Mekong River is Drying up
By Miriam Aczel For many years, experts have been warning of an ‘environmental crisis along the nearly 3000 mile-long waterway, which spans six Asian countries—Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, China and Myanmar. Experts have long expressed concern that the Mekong River could not survive the dam building, overfishing, and sand mining operations forever. However, the Mekong River … More South East Asia’s Crucial Mekong River is Drying up
News from the Amir Aczel Foundation
The Amir D. Aczel Foundation wishes our friends and supporters a happy and healthy 2020. We’d like to take a moment to update you on what your support has allowed us to accomplish in 2019. We are proud of sponsorship of the successful international symposium on the Role of Zero in the History of Mathematics … More News from the Amir Aczel Foundation