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Feb. 28). It was the signal many skeptics of the plan had hoped for. "It's a very strong signal of intent," said Jim Lyon, vice president of conservation policy for…
As opposition grows to the public display of Confederate statues, defending them has become an increasingly tough sell for the National Park Service. But that's not stopping it from trying.
By Rob Hotakainen in Greenwire
Chicago fatalities soared 25 years ago this week in what may be the worst climate disaster in U.S. history. The temperature was 113 degrees Fahrenheit, but it felt like 126. Then it got hotter.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire
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As opposition grows to the public display of Confederate statues, defending them has become an increasingly tough sell for the National Park Service. But that's not stopping it from trying.
By Rob Hotakainen in Greenwire
Chicago fatalities soared 25 years ago this week in what may be the worst climate disaster in U.S. history. The temperature was 113 degrees Fahrenheit, but it felt like 126. Then it got hotter.
By Daniel Cusick in Climatewire