The climate crisis forces Mongolian herders to endure worsening summer droughts and severe winter storms

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A photo fo a man holding his cap as a sudden dust storm swirls around outside.
A man holds his cap as a sudden dust storm swirls around outside.

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Some people are leaving Texas because of its unreliable energy grid and frequent power outages

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Austin residents during the 2021 winter storm.
Austin residents during the 2021 winter storm.

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The billionaire gift guide: What the world's wealthiest are giving each other

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Photo collage of a dollar sign topping a christmas tree.
The uberrich celebrate the holidays just like the rest of us. But from Hermès bags to hours on a private jet, their gifts are a little different.

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Llama poop sparked 57% more plant growth in a part of the Andes that was barren and ravaged by climate change

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Four llamas stand in what looks like the dessert .
Llama poop is very nutrient dense, and therefore can help fertilize barren ground.

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Please have kids, Gen Z! The future may seem hopeless, but it's brighter than ever

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Thanks for having me, Mom!

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Shein has filed to go public and is reportedly seeking up to $90 billion valuation. Here's how the fast-fashion brand chartered a meteoric rise.

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TV personality Sofia Suescun attends a Shein event in Ibiza, Spain. Influencers have helped boost the fast-fashion brand's popularity.

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Florida is rejecting $320 million in federal funding to reduce emissions, calling it 'politicization of our roadways'

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In an aerial view, cars drive along I-95 on June 30, 2022 in Miami, Florida.
In an aerial view, cars drive along I-95 in June 2022 in Miami, Florida.

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Senegalese herders have raised livestock for centuries. Climate change is threatening their future.

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A photo of a group of white and brown cattle gathering around a small pond of water surrounded by dry dirt in Senegal.
Cattle gather around a small pond of water in Senegal.

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Cormorant fishing has been a tradition for over 1,300 years. Climate change might spell its end.

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Two men stand in a boat illuminated by fire. The man on the left has his arms raised, holding on to many different ropes connected to the necks of birds in front of the boat.
Youichiro Adachi, a cormorant fishing master known as an usho, holds leashes tied to the necks of cormorants as he prepares for cormorant fishing on the Nagara River in Oze, Seki, Japan.

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A Gen Zer left Texas to find acceptance and peace of mind: 'Texas has a lot to fix and resolve before I would even encourage anyone to move or live there'

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Ty Joerger at a car race in Texas
Ty Joerger at a car race in Texas.

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