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Vision Quest: What the Coyote and Fox Have to Say about Climate Action

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I grew up in Arkansas in the 1950s and remember when snow came to the Ozark Mountains many times in winter. These days, however, seasonal snowstorms occur infrequently. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts that NW Arkansas will soon experience most winters with no snowfall, a result of human-caused climate change. Environmental scientists foresee that by mid-century, the mean yearly temperature for Northwest Arkans…
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Vision Quest: What the Coyote and Fox Have to Say about Climate Action

I grew up in Arkansas in the 1950s and remember when snow came to the Ozark Mountains many times in winter. These days, however, seasonal snowstorms occur infrequently. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicts that NW Arkansas will soon experience most winters with no snowfall, a result of human-caused climate change. Environmental scientists foresee that by mid-century, the mean yearly temperature for Northwest Arkans…

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