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California has launched a movement to help students understand climate change and human impacts on water and ecological systems.
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With summer camps catering to nearly every interest, entertaining and educating the kids is a whole lot easier. Here are options for a smoother camp season, from Girl Scouts, coding, sports, and family camps to tips on sleepaway programs, scholarships, and bargain day camps.
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Seven winners of The Monthly’s winter essay contest write about sump pumps, car crashes, robots, education, yachts, new clothes, and rich relatives.
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Sump pumps and new roofs top a single mom’s wish list as threats from global warming and El Niño occupy her thoughts.
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