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Lobster diver feels ‘good overall’ after he’s swallowed by whale
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Lobster diver feels ‘good overall’ after he’s swallowed by whale

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26-year-old woman dies after falling into canyon at Utah national park
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26-year-old woman dies after falling into canyon at Utah national park

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Newsom’s wildfire prevention plan won’t help Californians
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Newsom’s wildfire prevention plan won’t help Californians

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Cicada Brood X will have a comeback 17 years in the making. Here’s what to know
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Cicada Brood X will have a comeback 17 years in the making. Here’s what to know

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Naming names
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Naming names

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FILE - This Oct. 5, 2013 file photo, the Grand Canyon National Park is covered in the morning sunlight as seen from a helicopter near Tusayan, Ariz. An effort by the Grand Canyon to make a lucrative contract more attractive to bidders means the park will defer planned spending on new lighting, cave monitoring, building a composting toilet and tracking an endangered fish that recently reappeared in the canyon, it was announced Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2014.(AP Photo/Julie Jacobson, File)
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Grand Canyon boating incident leaves one dead and two injured

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In this Thursday, April 8, 2021, photo provided by Arizona Department of Forestry & Fire Management shows, homes near the intersection of Church Rd and N Dudleyville Rd as the Pinal County Wildfire burns near Dudleyville, Ariz. A small community in south-central Arizona remained under an evacuation notice Friday after crews and air tankers stopped the growth of a wildfire that burned at least 12 homes, officials said.
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How to prevent wildfires without more government interference

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Philadelphia Medical Reserve Corps volunteer Emma Ewing, a sophomore at Temple University, directs cars at the city's coronavirus testing site next to Citizens Bank Park in South Philadelphia on Friday, March 20, 2020. The site, which opened Friday afternoon, is the first city-run drive-through location where people can be swabbed to determine if they have the coronavirus. At the time of opening, it was only for people with symptoms who are over 50 and healthcare workers with symptoms.
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Johns Hopkins doctor says US will have herd immunity by April because more than half have already been infected

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The cicadas are coming: What to expect from the 2021 brood
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The cicadas are coming: What to expect from the 2021 brood

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Stick to civilization
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Stick to civilization

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