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Exposure: Love and loss in a rapidly changing Alaskan wilderness
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Exposure: Love and loss in a rapidly changing Alaskan wilderness
2021's weather disasters brought home the reality of climate change
2021's weather disasters brought home the reality of climate change
How Christmas markets became a classic holiday tradition
How Christmas markets became a classic holiday tradition
What 2021 looked like for migrants across the Americas
What 2021 looked like for migrants across the Americas
These are our best animal photos of 2021
These are our best animal photos of 2021
How to keep the red wolf from going extinct for a second time
How to keep the red wolf from going extinct for a second time
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    How Christmas markets became a classic holiday tradition
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    Descendants of Cahokia
    Archaeologists are piecing together Cahokia, an ancient American Indian metropolis near present-day St. Louis. But its story isn't finished yet. Hear how an Osage anthropologist is striving to protect the burial mounds and sacred shrines that remain.
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    December 2021 Issue

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    Think you know the planet? ‘Welcome to Earth’ will test that.
    Think you know the planet? ‘Welcome to Earth’ will test that.
    Why the wildebeest is the unlikely king of the Serengeti
    Why the wildebeest is the unlikely king of the Serengeti
    My visit with the spiritual voice of the hidden Serengeti
    My visit with the spiritual voice of the hidden Serengeti
    This plant no longer exists. But you can still smell it.
    This plant no longer exists. But you can still smell it.
    How volcanic eruptions help nourish the world
    How volcanic eruptions help nourish the world
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