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Forever chemicals in your water: What can actually fix it?

PFAS contamination isn’t just about molecules, it’s about momentum. We already have the knowledge and tools to address it. What’s missing is urgency and accountability.

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Small Things Like These and the Hero Empath

Let’s start here: Small Things Like These might not be my favorite movie of 2024 anymore—The Brutalist and Anora edged it out after some recent rewatches—but it still holds a special place.

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The 2024 Show and Movie Surveys are In

Turns out, ranking shows and movies is both an art and a science—plus a great excuse to argue with my friends and family!

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Returning to Past Lives

So many threads woven together. Leaving native land, spiritual kinship, love. It’s one of my favorite movies and was my favorite of 2023.

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The Sound of Metal Review, You Hurt Yourself You Hurt Me

This movie is a must watch. It’s about shedding yourself of old ways to survive through desperate times.

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The Corporate Moral Dilemma

Companies face an interesting challenge: balancing the pursuit of profit with their ethical responsibility to consumers and society. This dilemma has opened a space for government support and innovative leadership to ensure businesses can thrive while maintaining ethical standards.

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