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    What happens when a country loses most of its lakes? - National Geographic

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    Oregon is on track for its worst wildfire season yet

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    The Great Salt Lake is in crisis - National Geographic

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    Zendaya on working with Tom Holland in Spider-Man: ‘When you’re best friends it’s easy’

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    Sharks are thriving in some marine parks—but not others. Why? - National Geographic

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