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When languages die, ecosystems often die with them | Public Radio International
Living on Earth July 15, 2014 · 12:45 PM EDT Writer Max J. Rosenthal Photo: An Aboriginal performer in Sydney, Australia. Aboriginal languages in Australia are among the fastest-disappearing tongues in the world. Credit: David Gray/Reuters You probably know that … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Indigenous Peoples
Tagged Aboriginal, ecosystems, languages, species extinction
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