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The Water Defenders

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By Frederick Luis Aldama, Oscar Garza, Óscar Garza, Robin Broad
| ohiostatepress.org
“Broad and Cavanagh . . . expose in granular detail and with great compassion the deadly, dangerous, and daunting legal and legislative juggernaut faced by those forced to defend and protect their most precious natural resource from the fallout of industrial greed and corruption.” —Booklist “A fast-paced account of environmental justice and determination in the face of challenging odds.” —Library Journal “Broad and Cavanagh are masterful storytellers.
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Emily Beutner

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By Oscar Garza, Óscar Garza, Isabella Gomez Sarmiento
| California Love
Hear them sing: GCC Director Gabriella Skollar studies gibbon vocalizations and said the main function of their song is to mark their territory. Adult males and females will sing a duet, with their offspring often chiming in. The mission: Hunting, poaching and deforestation are hurting gibbon populations around the world. Of 20 species only one isn’t endangered. The center’s mission is to promote the conservation, study and care of gibbons through public education and habitat preservation.
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Los Lobos doc

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By Oscar Garza, Óscar Luis Garza Verified, Isabella Gomez Sarmiento
| California Love
Cuts are part of larger layoff: It was unclear how many people will lose their jobs because of the radio shutdown. CBS News was cutting about 6% of its workforce, or more than 60 people, on Friday. It's not the end of turmoil at the network, as parent company Paramount Global is likely to absorb CNN as part of its announced purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery.
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