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Bombs Bursting in Air Means Hours of Smoke and Terrified Dogs in D.C.

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By Quinn Glabicki Verified, Catrin Einhorn Verified, Maxine Joselow Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Bombs Bursting in Air Means Hours of Smoke and Terrified Dogs in D.C. Organizers want the July 4 fireworks in the nation’s capital to break the world record. Pet owners, zoo keepers and asthma sufferers are not celebrating.
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Bombs Bursting in Air Means Hours of Smoke and Confused Dogs in D.C.

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By Quinn Glabicki Verified, Catrin Einhorn Verified, Maxine Joselow Verified
| Breaking One
On Saturday, as the skies above Washington host what President Donald Trump has called "the largest fireworks show in history," dogs will be sedated, the elephants at the National Zoo may retreat to an indoor escape, and many residents will abandon the city entirely. Pyrotechnics have brought bombs-bursting-in-air spectacle, joy and national pride to Americans since 1777, though they also come with something else: a lot of smoke and a lot of booms.
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Trump administration moves to preserve cells, DNA of imperiled species

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By Carl Zimmer Verified, Catrin Einhorn Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
The Trump administration and a company that is promising to bring long-gone animals back from extinction announced a partnership Thursday to preserve cells, tissue and DNA from threatened and endangered species. The company, Colossal Biosciences, said its goal was to store samples from every animal and plant protected under the Endangered Species Act, which includes more than 2,300 listings worldwide. As more species face the risk of extinction, scientists see such biobanks as a critical backup.
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