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Oak Flat, Arizona: a site sacred to the San Carlos Apache, a beloved climbing area, a rare riparian zone in the desert. The catch? It's slated to become the largest copper mine in the history of North America. Days before the land was set to transfer to the mining company, a group of Native high school students ran 188 miles to Oak Flat– joining a cry of protest loud enough to reach the ears of the White House. We dive into the fight to possess and protect a place with incredible spiritual and economic power.

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Tell Congress to Save Oak Flat
Please urge Congress to repeal the law that allows the transfer of Oak Flat in Arizona—an Apache ancestral territory, premier climbing destination, and national forest—to a foreign-owned mining company.

http://www.votervoice.net/Shares/BmOyCAv7ACsHUAAGpfY7FAA



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How Might Fish Farms Be Affecting Lobsters?

>>>"There is a tremendous amount of waste generated by fish farms," Milewski says. "I don't think people have a sense of the scale." A fairly typical farm of about 600,000 fish will generate around 40 tonnes of waste every month during its 22-month production cycle. "It's understandable how that waste can change lobsters' behavior, distribution, and abundance," she adds.

https://www.hakaimagazine.com/news/how-might-fish-farms-be-affecting-lobsters/

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"You expect hotter heatwaves with climate change but the estimates may have been overly conservative," Wehner said. "With the Pacific northwest heatwave you'd conclude the event would be almost impossible without climate change but in a straightforward statistical analysis from before this summer you'd also include it would be impossible with climate change, too. That is problematic, because the event happened."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-set-punishing-temperatures-huge-050014585.html