Rachel Bauch - Profile and Journalist Details

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• Rewilding Our Natural and Cultural Pathways

  By Rachel Bauch| Thrive Global@ Rewilding. It is a wonderfully romantic word. A term that conjures thoughts of a return to the verdant: of plucky, wispy things peeking out of polluted spaces; of habitat coming back to nest and plod in asphalt jungles. Nature returning to our emptied-out cities infiltrated the news — foxes on the streets of London, coyotes in Los Angeles, and translucent jellyfish drifting through the canals of Venice

  By Rachel Bauch · Thrive Global

  Jun. 25, 2020

• Virtually Yours: Re-imagining the Social Fabric in a Time of Isolation

  By Rachel Bauch| Thrive Global@ We know the word “isolation” all too well. It isn’t something new for us, even though it feels as such given our need to flatten the curve and stop further spread of a global pandemic. If the last decade has shown us anything, it is that we have become increasingly polarized. Borders and walls went up in hearts and minds, heightened by algorithms, economic imbalance and fear. Long-held unions, friendships and family relationships once cherished, dissolved

  By Rachel Bauch · Thrive Global

  Mar. 23, 2020

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Noema Magazine

Noema Magazine is an award-winning digital and print publication based in Los Angeles, California. Operated by the Berggruen Institute, it was founded in 2020 as a continuation of *The WorldPost*. The magazine focuses on interdisciplinary analysis of global transformations, combining journalism, philosophy, and art to tackle 21st-century challenges. Noema publishes a variety of content formats, including essays, interviews, investigative reports, videos, and art. Its thematic focus spans technology, governance, economics, geopolitics, culture, and philosophy, emphasizing cross-disciplinary perspectives. The magazine has received recognition for its climate journalism, notably winning the 2024 European Journalism Centre’s Climate Journalism Award for the piece *“Green Colonialism.”* Noema engages a global readership interested in in-depth analysis of systemic issues, appealing to policymakers, academics, and culturally engaged audiences.