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The Terminal
Loggerhead sea turtles still climb ashore to nest on Florida's panhandle less than an hour from Panama City, along one of the Sunshine State's last stretches of condo-free coastline. Just inland, in a vast cypress swamp, scientists have reported more than a dozen sightings of ivory bill woodpeckers, thought until just two years ago to be extinct.
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The Vote Heard Round the World
California enacts the toughest global warming law in all the land.
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Water Parks
From the elephant seal rookeries at Point Ano Nuevo on Monterey Bay to Vandenberg Air Force Base at Point Conception, nearly one-fifth of the waters off central California's coast will soon be protected under the Marine Life Protection Act.
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