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Svalbard Polar Bears Gaining Weight Despite Rapid Arctic Ice Loss — Olivier MORIN / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Nature & Animals · Svalbard

Svalbard Polar Bears Gaining Weight Despite Rapid Arctic Ice Loss

56% Center coverage: 71 sources

Florida Issues Emergency Order for Cold-Stunned Iguana Removal During Winter Weather

Wildfires · Florida

Florida Issues Emergency Order for Cold-Stunned Iguana Removal During Winter Weather

50% Center coverage: 46 sources

The temporary order gives residents a rare opportunity to assist with invasive species control during this extraordinary cold-weather event.See the Story

Fly Me to the Moon: On a Mission to Florida’s Classic Space Coast

Jeremy Hansen · Brevard County

Fly Me to the Moon: On a Mission to Florida’s Classic Space Coast

75% Center coverage: 12 sources

By David G. Allan, CNN Cocoa Beach, Florida (CNN) — Cape Canaveral is no dusty history tour, despite the consecrated status this oceanside resort area holds as the birthplace of American spaceflight. The Space Coast, as it’s often called, is not just where this bold era of science began, with multiple museums to document it. It remains the most active spaceport in the world. Inside the Apollo/Saturn V hangar at Kennedy Space Center, one of the m…See the Story

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