Texas floods: dozens dead and children among the victims in a preventable climate disaster
The muddy banks of the Guadalupe River are still being scoured by search teams, their boots thick with sludge, their helicopters circling the shattered landscape from above. Here in Texas, the search for dozens of missing people doesn’t stop—not even after 78 confirmed deaths. Not even after the sky has...
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A 60-year-old sea turtle named Jorge returns to the ocean after 41 years in captivity
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