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A decrease in the projected rise of global temperature, reduction in cost for utilizing solar and wind energy, and the inclusion of Indigenous Peoples at the World Economic Forum could all indicate shifts in the politics of climate change.
New archaeological discoveries may shed light on ancient cultures and religious practices.
In this week’s Pagan community Notes, Kwanzaa begins, Benin bronzes in Germany returned to Nigeria, a tarot card reader is sued by a professor for allegations of involvement in Idaho murders, and more news and announcements.
The trend around the world to return to plundered artifacts to their countries of origin continues to gain momentum despite some countries and their institutions exhibiting reluctance to repatriate some artifacts.
New discoveries of more mummies with golden tongue amulets; and a new theory regarding the purpose of mummification explained in a new exhibit at the Manchester Museum.