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How did humans get to the brink of crashing climate? A long push for progress and energy to fuel it

Earth s climate is in trouble, and the signs could be seen around the world this summer. Record-breaking heat, deadly flooding, withering droughts, wildfires that choked air for thousands of miles

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To save axolotls, a campaign in Mexico asks people to virtually adopt them

To save axolotls, a campaign in Mexico asks people to virtually adopt them
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Young Reporter-Averting Axolotl Adversity!-Arie Biju,Hampton School

Young Reporter-Averting Axolotl Adversity!-Arie Biju,Hampton School
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Axolotl Conservation Campaign Promotes Virtual Adoptions for Holiday Gifts

A wildlife conservation campaign from the National Autonomous University in Mexico suggests adopting an axolotl symbolically, as a gift.

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How did humans get to the brink of crashing climate? A long push for progress and energy to fuel it

Amidst record-high temperatures, deluges, droughts and wildfires, leaders are convening for another round of United Nations climate talks later this month that seek to curb the centuries-long trend of humans spewing ever more greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. For hundreds of years, people have shaped the world around them for their benefit: They drained lakes to protect infrastructure, wealth and people. The allure of exploiting nature and burning fossil fuels as a path to prosperity hopped from nation to nation, each eager to secure their own energy.

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