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Volcanoes emit carbon dioxide, but not nearly as much as humans

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Mom fights air pollution in North Denver

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Climate change threatens Africa’s rhinos

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Former school gets new life as an energy-efficient shopping center

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Alaska Native community experiments with growing food above the Arctic Circle

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Volcanoes emit carbon dioxide, but not nearly as much as humans

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