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Saxton Hale, here! CEO of Mann Co. (but you know that). 

Have YOU ever dreamed to work for Mann Co.? Well, TODAY IS YOUR LUCKY DAY! We may specialize in the likes of firearms, and headwear, and shocking, gripping, heart-stopping-and-then-starting-and-then-stopping-again comic books about yours truly, but Mann Co. is JUMPING into the magazine scene with our newest, equally shocking, gripping, and heart-stopping venture! Filled with blood, guns, sweat. and a handful of other mannly things, this venture is going to be as exciting as being on the ground at Teufort itself! And unlike Teufort, this opportunity is open for exploration and application TO THE PUBLIC!

So I say…

WELCOME… TO TABLOID FORTRESS!

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While this isn't news to anyone who works in this space, it is useful to have this water-is-wet research to affirm that Indigenous knowledge and land management are extremely effective at storing carbon and protecting biodiversity.

I want to draw special attention to this part of the article:

I get a fair number of asks and comments on my posts expressing sentiments like "human beings are a plague on this Earth", "humans ruin everything, we deserve to be wiped out", "humanity is inherently selfish, evil, and irredeemable".

I don't think the folks saying these things have bad intentions, I know their words come from a place of very understandable pain, fear, and anger. But to act as though humanity's impact on nature is inherently damaging and extractive is to erase thousands of years of Indigenous stewardship of nature. These ecosystems are thriving because there are humans living there.