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Updates on the coronavirus pandemic
How dangerous is the new Delta Plus variant? Here’s what we know.
Heat waves kill people—and climate change is making it much, much worse
Miami condo collapse highlights urgent need to adapt to rising seas
Sea anemones sometimes eat ants. But why?
Johnson & Johnson says its vaccine protects against Delta variant
Historic drought hitting Western ranchers
Historic drought hitting Western ranchers
‘Baby boom’ among Colombian rebels was a sign of hope. Now there's uncertainty.
‘Baby boom’ among Colombian rebels was a sign of hope. Now there's uncertainty.
Public swimming pools are still haunted by segregation's legacy
Public swimming pools are still haunted by segregation's legacy

Travel

Explore Alaska’s Wild Wonders
Explore Alaska’s Wild Wonders
Experience the Magic of the Galápagos
Experience the Magic of the Galápagos
Top Destinations to Explore in 2022
Top Destinations to Explore in 2022

Latest Stories

These are 12 of the world’s most spectacular fireworks displays
Rare endemic wildlife is thriving in Masungi Georeserve
Plunge into beach life on the Texas Gulf Coast
Want to take better travel photos? Think like an artist.
Visibility mixes with vulnerability for many transgender travelers
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July 2021 Issue

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How L.A.'s urban tree canopy reveals hidden inequities
How L.A.'s urban tree canopy reveals hidden inequities
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In This Issue

The world is getting hotter. We must adapt to it equitably.
See the fabulous fossils unearthed in a garbage dump
Most new infectious diseases spill over from animals to humans
Gold is a toxic lure in the world’s highest settlement
My shark photo took over the internet, inspiring countless fakes and real awareness

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