War’s Long Lines, Hunger, and Health Crises

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By Carolyn FortunaMar 21, 2026, 9:53 am33 pts
When we think of the US war against Iran, US gas price increases immediately come to mind. As we gather more information about the war, we start to consider inter-nation tensions. We recognize how oil infrastructure is actively weaponized, how fires generate emissions, and how our already fragile planet is ...…

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War’s Long Lines, Hunger, and Health Crises

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