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    "text": "\"Research shows that cutting carbon pollution...is the only solution that reduces the cause of climate change and can protect ecosystems and cultural sites and all of the remarkable resources in our national parks.\" \n\nMore ⤵️ www.boisestatepublicradio.org/environment/...",
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        "title": "Driven by climate change, most popular national parks could see quintupling of ‘extremely hot’ days by 2050",
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