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New national monument designations will protect Castner Range, a former military site, and Avi Kwa Ame, a sacred tribal area.
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President Biden plans to declare a huge protected area in Nevada near a sacred tribal site, Avi Kwa Ame.
California water regulators have approved a plan to divert floodwaters to replenish critical groundwater stores, a process called “managed aquifer recharge."
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Ukraine wants to become a clean energy hub for Europe, even as Russia's bombs fall.
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