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catalyst-38415	Cardwell, Emma	Moral Economies of Life and Death: Agricultural Improvement, Imperialism, and Chemical Kinships with Reactive Nitrogen	2023		.htm	text/html	9859	526	52	Smil (2004) estimates that without industrial nitrogen, our food production would drop so significantly that 50 percent of the world's population would not be alive today, as they could not be fed. Building on the concepts of chemical kinships and pollution as colonialism, I use a feminist storytelling methodology grounded in relational ontology to explore my kinship relationships with reactive nitrogen, and the way it both hurts me and gives me life.	cache/catalyst-38415.htm	txt/catalyst-38415.txt