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Ken Burn's miniseries reveals the democratic and religious ideals behind the founding of our national parks. Read full post »
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At the UN climate talks today in New York, an agreement between airlines, airports and aircraft companies to slash emissions by 50 percent below 2005 levels by 2050 will be presented. If the UN accepts the proposal, it will be added to the Copenhage Read full post »
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Which U.S. state doesn't have a national park? Where can you find the highest waterfall in North America? Read full post »
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See why you should visit these national treasures now -- while you still can. Read full post »
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Find shopping deals, save gas, even get more exercise, thanks to free or inexpensive programs for your phone. Read full post »
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