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Museums 2.0

Adding fresh technologies in exhibits and hosting special events can help museums attract a younger generation of visitors.
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Seeing minorities represented in media can help people feel empowered.
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Brownfields can cause areas to lose tax revenue, real estate value, and living quality.
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With visitation on the rise and funding on the decline, America’s national parks look to curb overcrowding.
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The film industry uses nostalgia to connect with viewers, building on existing franchises that attract past fans and new audiences alike.
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She Made Me Strong

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Ball State professor Tim Berg finds peace in nature, a relaxation method that is growing in popularity through the practice of ecotherapy.
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Losing Your Hero

When a celebrity dies, the death can impact those who have found comfort in their work.
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The Day the Woods Closed

When Josie Weaver was a student at Ball State, walking through Christy Woods gave her a sense of peace, reminding her why she chose to major in natural resources.
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The Use of Zoos

Over the past two centuries, zoos have evolved from places for flaunting wealth to centers of learning and preservation.
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