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Saving Florida’s Historic Sites

Some historic sites in Florida have existed for hundreds or even thousands of years. How climate change could lead to their destruction – and what's being done to preserve the past. Also, two men meet in a Syrian prison. One is an American who admits he broke a lot of rules. The other, a British doctor on a humanitarian mission. How their lives intertwined, and the pact they made.see more
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Saving Florida’s Historic Sites

Some historic sites in Florida have existed for hundreds or even thousands of years. How climate change could lead to their destruction – and what's being done to preserve the past. Also, two men meet in a Syrian prison. One is an American who admits he broke a lot of rules. The other, a British doctor on a humanitarian mission. How their lives intertwined, and the pact they made.see more
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Scientists Find Traces of Omicron in Sewage From Sacramento and Merced
Researchers from Stanford and the University of Michigan say the results do not indicate widespread community transmission.
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