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Updates on the coronavirus pandemic
Nat Geo proudly celebrates Women’s History Month
Ancestry travel on pause? These books will inspire your next trip.
Underwater archaeology pioneer George Bass dies at 88
450 butterfly species rapidly declining due to warmer autumns in the western U.S.
America's first investigative journalist got her start in an asylum
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Many exotic pets suffer or die in transit, and beyond—and the U.S. government is failing to act
Many exotic pets suffer or die in transit, and beyond—and the U.S. government is failing to act
New way to measure Antarctic snowfall helps predict the ice sheet’s survival
New way to measure Antarctic snowfall helps predict the ice sheet’s survival

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    These World’s Fair sites reveal a history of segregation
    These World’s Fair sites reveal a history of segregation
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    Stereotypes have fueled a tourism boom in Europe’s icy North. Can things change?
    Can carbon capture make flying more sustainable?
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    Ancestry travel on pause? These books will inspire your next trip.
    Where to see northern California’s most spectacular waterfalls
    Invasive grass is overwhelming U.S. deserts—providing fuel for wildfires
    Playing it cool: these artists make music with ice
    These 9 memorials trace the global impact of slavery
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    March 2021 Issue

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    Why are people so dang obsessed with Mars?
    Why are people so dang obsessed with Mars?
    See how NASA’s new Mars rover will explore the red planet
    See how NASA’s new Mars rover will explore the red planet
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    In This Issue

    See how people have imagined life on Mars through history
    The colorful ‘train ladies’ of Ukraine
    Epic landscapes and ultimate adventures in Utah
    See which of the world’s 10 longest rivers still run free
    Why call recent disasters ‘natural’ when they really aren’t?
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