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One Summer, Forever

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As the Wind: The Enchanted Life of Eden Ahbez

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Rattlesnakes everywhere: the odd consequences of California’s drought

Why a Thriving Civilization in Malta Collapsed 4,000 Years Ago

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If Only 19th-Century America Had Listened to a Woman Scientist

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Points of No Return

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Why was the ancient city of Cahokia abandoned? New clues rule out one theory.

Surfing New York with David Arganda

The fight to save 100 years of Black history in gentrifying Los Angeles

The rise, fall and rediscovery of the Fender Jaguar

How China ended the lie of recyclable plastic

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Pre-Columbian trans-oceanic contact theories

How product placements may soon be added to classic films

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Who are the Indigenous People That Columbus Met?

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Is this the end of forests as we’ve known them?

The Historic Gold Star Recording Studio and the Audio Legacy of Producer Phil Spector

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Discourses of Climate Delay

Racism 101 Asked And Answered: Mugs, Cocktails And Statues — Is Tiki A Form Of Cultural Appropriation?

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The Morality of Manipulation

Tour Santa Monica’s once-vibrant Black neighborhoods, nearly erased by racism and ‘progress’

Video: This Wind-Powered Gigantic Cargo Ship Will Carry 7,000 Cars Across the Atlantic

The soundscape of the Anthropocene ocean

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A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

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California Has A New Idea For Homes At Risk From Rising Seas: Buy, Rent, Retreat

Nuclear Fuel Buried 108 Feet From the Sea

The Case for Digital Public Infrastructure

This Black Family Ran a Thriving Beach Resort 100 Years Ago. They Want Their Land Back.

Oil firms should disclose carbon output, says BlackRock

The over-the-top space fashions of Star Trek: TOS

California to consider buying back private beachfront properties

The unexpected benefits of surfing

Beaver believers: Native Americans promote resurgence of ‘nature’s engineers’

Special brew: eco-friendly Peruvian coffee leaves others in the shade

Smile for the camera: the dark side of China’s emotion-recognition tech

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China is scaling up its weather modification programme – here’s why we should be worried

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