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Most sea turtle populations are rebounding worldwide after decades of conservation. Learn how nesting protections, fishing regulations, and community involvement brought seven species back from the brink.
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A vast marine heatwave off the US West Coast is strengthening instead of fading. Here is what it means for fisheries, wildfires, and the...
California is piloting solar panels over irrigation canals to reduce evaporation and generate clean electricity. The project could save billions of gallons of w
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