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Howling winds and desiccated vegetation are leading to a volatile situation in Southern California at the same time as coronavirus cases surge and people are told to stay at home.
A native American tribe living on an island off the coast of Washington implemented a climate action plan in 2010, melding traditional practices with science.
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