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Wildfires: How to Save The Forests
Noting that the current methods aren't working, Western-based scientists from more than six institutions co-authored a commentary in the journal Science, suggesting controlled burns and dividing land into zones with varying priorities for immediate suppression--like Parks Canada does.
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Extinct Western Serpentiform Skink Spotted in Kenya
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