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Battlefields of France, WWI, Are Now Historical Landscapes 0
- Environment
- November 17, 2018
After a century moves beyond the historical past of WWI, we are left with a carefully preserved past. Sometimes, you have to go digging for history. Preserved in Time In France and Belgium, there are preserved landscapes and signs of what happened there during WWI. MANY casualties were lost in WWI. The Argonne forest, in
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Andy Goldsworthy: Art in Nature 0
- Environment
- November 17, 2018
Nature is beautiful. When nature is taken apart to showcase an art piece, it can become an image of fantasy and symbolize another world outside of simply just nature. Naturally Formed When looking at nature, we can often see the designs that are naturally formed. Look at a sunflower, and you can see the natural
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Nine New Scientists are Elected to Congress: A Diverse and Intelligence Group 0
- Critical Thinking
- November 15, 2018
Elected officials in Congress include a group of intelligent and diverse group of women and men. People that represent our country and issues are from different avenues. Why not have a group of people who represent us from all walks of life? Variety in Congress At least 123 women are in Congress now. Included among
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Bubbling Monster: Geyser Creeping into Infrastructure of California 0
- Environment
- November 10, 2018
California has been bombarded with natural disasters for more than years. Now, there is a monster phenomenon that is ebbing its way closer to the infrastructure of Southern California. Getty Images California Misfortune From fires to earthquakes, California has seen it all. The infrastructure of this state is constantly being threatened with disasters. California is
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A Deep Black Hole in a Nearby Lake in California 0
- Environment
- November 8, 2018
When a man steered his drone closer to a massive spectacle in a lake nearby, he saw something that looked very unusual and astonishing. Investigative Discovery Evan Kilkus captured an image that was breathtaking and scary over Napa County’s Largest Lake: Lake Berryessa. Evan worked at the ski rental at Lake Berryessa, but he enjoyed
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Is Climate Change Caused by Our Carbon Foot Print?1
- Environment
- November 6, 2018
Our environment is changing in a negative way. Unexpected climatic changes are destroying our world and eventually will influence our lives. Global Warming Harming Our World Global warming are two words that have been thrown around and sometimes not taken to seriously. However, could global warming actually be affecting our way of life? Today, we
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