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The surf’s up in North America’s Great Lakes. But environmental threats could change that.

The surf’s up in North America’s Great Lakes. But environmental threats could change that.

The surf’s up in North America’s Great Lakes. But environmental threats could change that.

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Children notice color, and they might have questions about it. Not shying away from those conversations is the first step in raising an anti-racist child.

For centuries, humans struggled to sync civil, religious, and agricultural calendars with the solar year. Adding a ‘leap year’ solved the problem—though just for the next 3,300 years.

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