Brine Philosophy The authors uncover internal communications

The authors uncover internal communications that paint an unflattering picture of a Canadian government that

This volume clearly distinguishes Indigenous environmental justice from the broader idea of environmental justice

The story begins with the green maple leaves complaining how boring their leaves appear

Interspersed throughout the book are the author's retrospective comments about the early papers thereby bringing the reader up to present-day understandings and the current literature for each paper

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Brine Philosophy The authors uncover internal communicationsBorn in Nova Scotia, Mi'kma'ki, Mallory Amirault is an artist whose Acadian and Mi'kmaq heritage belongs to the Kespukwitk district of Yarmouth. Mallory Amirault's debut collection Brine is an ambitious land metaphor; merging history and imagination, it's a work of poetry that doubles as a prose novel. Subtly unfolding character led intimacies, it acts as an interruption to long standing Maritime coloniality. Amirault describes Brine as an aboiteau at