Want to see what the Klamath River looks like now that dams have been removed? OPB was on the ground and has side by side comparisons for you. https://t.co/8QDkQ6CFJo
As thousands gather in Colombia to talk (and lament) about humanity's slow-moving progress towards saving the natural world, these scientists are trying to keep some of it's most-endangered animals alive. Snails.
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@baddeo @samillingworth @settlersofcatan@emilykwong1234 I haven't played it through yet but it looks like an environmental inspector is the floating piece in the new game.
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My latest w @andrea_c_hsu from Yakima, WA: https://t.co/4k38YhJ5sn
@EnvPolicyCenter@jn_moore@NPR I think it's a bit of folks dreading the stick of reduced groundwater pumping and wanting to see a little more carrot -- particularly when there's as much water in the system as we're seeing this year.