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The Geography of Japan’s Akiya Banks

Ghana’s E-Waste Landscape

The Great Dividing Range: Australia’s Climate Wall

South Korea’s Chaebol Urbanism

The Geopolitics of Chad’s Doba Oil Pipeline

Sweden’s Millennium Program: Mining the North

The Danwei System: China’s Urban Past

The Marshall Islands’ Stick Charts

The Argan Forests of Morocco

Canada’s Sinking Hudson Bay Coast

The Colombian Coffee Axis

Egypt’s New Administrative Capital

Italy’s Ghost Villages of the Apennines

New Zealand’s Great Walks: An Engineered Wild

Bolivia’s Salar de Uyuni: A Lithium Map

Poland’s Białowieża Forest Line

Finland’s “Everyman’s Right”

Japan’s Shikoku Pilgrimage Path

The Ghats of Bangladesh
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China’s Hukou System: A Paper Wall
China's gleaming megacities are powered by hundreds of millions of migrant workers, yet an invisible "paper wall" known as the…

The Geography of Japan’s Akiya Banks
Japan is grappling with millions of "akiya", or empty homes, a phenomenon deeply etched into its physical and human geography.…

Ghana’s E-Waste Landscape
At the edge of Ghana's capital, Accra, lies Agbogbloshie, the final destination for much of the world's discarded electronics. This…

The Great Dividing Range: Australia’s Climate Wall
Stretching along Australia's eastern flank, the Great Dividing Range is far more than a line of mountains; it's the continent's…

South Korea’s Chaebol Urbanism
From the glittering skyscrapers of Seoul to entire company towns, South Korea's urban landscape tells a unique story of corporate…

The Geopolitics of Chad’s Doba Oil Pipeline
The Chad-Cameroon Pipeline was a World Bank project meant to turn a landlocked nation's oil into wealth for its people.…