Nikolas Kozloff

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Though Nefarious, Russian hack of JBS Should Prompt Environmental Debate Over Meat “Oligopoly”

August 25, 2021

Tags: Berkeley, Brooklyn, Colorado, Eric Adams, JBS, Russia, Vladimir Putin, cattle, coronavirus, cyber defense, deforestation, environment and climate change, pandemic, veganism, Jair Bolsonaro, Covid, Utah, foie gras, Climate, Earth Day, REvil, ransomware, animal rights, meat, vegan, IPCC, Oakland

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Graffiti and Rebel Culture: A Personal Journey From Brooklyn to Berkeley to Caracas to the Former Soviet Union to Berlin and Back Again

September 5, 2018

Tags: Berlin, Bill de Blasio, Brooklyn, Caracas, feminism, Russia, Ukraine, Venezuela, graffiti, Bushwick, Kreuzberg, Friedrichshain, Berkeley, gentrification, left controversies

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