Poverty & the Environment: A Grist special series
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A House Divided
Posted by Grist at 11:57 AM on 01 Mar 2006
You know how, in grade school, it was easier to understand multiplication when there were pictures of fruit and panda bears involved? Today we bring you that. Only, the multiplication is now stats about poverty and the environment. And the pictures of fruit and panda bears are now an original illustration by Keri Rosebraugh. Which has pop-up factoids. We bet you haven't had this much fun since grade school. Check it out.- new in Main Dish: A House Divided
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