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This is a summary of some of the great discoveries made by the larger community of scientists associated with the Deep Carbon Observatory. It highlights the importance of subsurface carbon Earth's geological, biological, physical, and chemical systems.

As we increasingly interact with the world through artificial intelligence, it is important to keep in mind the data upon which artificial intelligence is built. This well researched book highlights the scarcity of data on women and how that impacts all of our lives. It is a call for change that is both entertaining and shocking.

This book is a good read for people who wonder about traffic and the way that people interact with our transportation system. It is accessible to all people and provides insights from the perspective of a journalist of our field.

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I chose this book because it is a cautionary tale that is particularly relevant in the 21st century.

This is a beautifully written story of resilience that everyone should read.

Demonic Grounds is one of the most transformative texts in geography. It, alongside Katherine McKittrick's entire body of work, has been indispensable to my scholarship on and teaching in Black Geographies.

This book was written by a former nursing colleague who I have great respect for and who taught me a lot early in my nursing career.

This book has been very influential to my understanding of the Latino/a experience in the U.S., as well as to making meaning of my own experience as an immigrant. It has informed my research and teaching and, despite being more than a decade old, remains very relevant.

This book in an invaluable resource for a topic that I love to study and hope to continue to study for much time to come.

This text is a seminal text in nutrition and dietetics for over 70 years, now in the 16th edition. I used a version of this text as an undergraduate many years ago and it still guides future dietitians today. The newest edition is also published this year, 2023, the year of my promotion.

This edited volume is one of the foundational works in the development of the Narrative Policy Framework.

A thought-provoking study of an important topic.

As a kid, I read this book over and over. It made me look for magic and unexpected things while living in a grey faceless city.

This is a book that is applicable to our business and personal lives. It helps us understand the dysfunctional ways that we see ourselves and others. It teaches us how to escape these deception traps so that we can see and treat people as they truly are so that we have healthier more productive relationships.