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Olympic surfing rolls into Tahiti, along with development concerns

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Monhegan Island is a portrait of resilience. Artists have captured it for 2 centuries.

A quiet recognition of Black soldiers in South Africa, and new rights in Ecuador

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06/15/2012 1:07 pm ET A worker is dwarfed by the structure of 'Supertrees' in Singapore on June 29, 2011. These 'Supertrees' are vertical gardens, embedded with environmentally sustainable functions.

When slash-and-burn plantation fires spread, these Indonesian women douse the flames

Dolphins as casualties: The environmental costs of Ukraine war

Columbia鈥檚 president called the police. Students say they don鈥檛 know who to trust.

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When science meets hope

Olympic surfing rolls into Tahiti, along with development concerns

This pipeline was snarled in court. Then Congress stepped in.

Is climate change causing extreme weather? The science is complicated.

Monhegan Island is a portrait of resilience. Artists have captured it for 2 centuries.

A quiet recognition of Black soldiers in South Africa, and new rights in Ecuador

Sustaining the Environment

When slash-and-burn plantation fires spread, these Indonesian women douse the flames

Dolphins as casualties: The environmental costs of Ukraine war

Columbia鈥檚 president called the police. Students say they don鈥檛 know who to trust.

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When science meets hope

Olympic surfing rolls into Tahiti, along with development concerns

This pipeline was snarled in court. Then Congress stepped in.

Is climate change causing extreme weather? The science is complicated.

Monhegan Island is a portrait of resilience. Artists have captured it for 2 centuries.

A quiet recognition of Black soldiers in South Africa, and new rights in Ecuador

Sustaining the Environment

When slash-and-burn plantation fires spread, these Indonesian women douse the flames

Dolphins as casualties: The environmental costs of Ukraine war

Columbia鈥檚 president called the police. Students say they don鈥檛 know who to trust.

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