John Sutter

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President Obama met in Paris today with the leaders of six low-lying countries—like Barbados and the Marshall Islands—that are most at risk from rising seas.

The Disappearing Marshall Islands

President Obama met in Paris today with the leaders of six low-lying countries—like Barbados and the Marshall Islands—that are most at risk from rising seas.

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California’s second longest river runs 417 miles, from the Sierra Nevadas near Yosemite to the San Francisco Bay.

A Trip Down the San Joaquin

California’s second longest river runs 417 miles, from the Sierra Nevadas near Yosemite to the San Francisco Bay.

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