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All Things Considered for July 31, 2019

Don't Cut Those Trees — Big Food Might Be Watching

Cattle graze in pasture formed by cleared rainforest land in Pará, Brazil. A new online tool makes it easier for food companies to detect this kind of land-clearing by their suppliers. Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images hide caption

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Don't Cut Those Trees — Big Food Might Be Watching

Don't Cut Those Trees — Big Food Might Be Watching

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All Things Considered for July 30, 2019

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All Things Considered for July 29, 2019

Seizures Of Methamphetamine Are Surging In The U.S.

A rock of crystal methamphetamine lifted from a suspect in Orange County, Calif. This fall, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention expects to begin collecting more local information about the rising use of meth, cocaine and other stimulants. Leonard Ortiz/Getty Images hide caption

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Seizures Of Methamphetamine Are Surging In The U.S. WBUR

Seizures Of Methamphetamine Are Surging In The U.S.

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'Road' To Record-Breaking: How Lil Nas X Is Making History

"All throughout this 17 weeks, it's been a breadcrumb trail of new information," pop critic Chris Molanphy says. Noam Galai/Getty Images for BuzzFeed hide caption

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'Road' To Record-Breaking: How Lil Nas X Is Making History

'Road' To Record-Breaking: How Lil Nas X Is Making History

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Boeing 737 Max Grounding Takes Toll On Airlines And Passengers

Boeing 737 Max airplanes are stored in an area adjacent to Boeing Field last month in Seattle. Airlines around the world are cutting flights because of the grounding of the plane. Stephen Brashear/Getty Images hide caption

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Boeing 737 Max Grounding Takes Toll On Airlines And Passengers

Boeing 737 Max Grounding Takes Toll On Airlines And Passengers

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All Things Considered for July 28, 2019

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All Things Considered for July 27, 2019

Can Fast Fashion And Sustainability Be Stitched Together?

Zara's parent company Inditex announced new sustainability goals this month. But can a fast-fashion brand built on growth truly become sustainable? Marcos del Mazo/LightRocket via Getty Images hide caption

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Can Fast Fashion And Sustainability Be Stitched Together?

Can Fast Fashion And Sustainability Be Stitched Together?

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