The untold story of 'they're eating the pets'

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I never thought climate change would drive me from my mountain home Harper's BAZAAR · Abigail Ronner What it's like to live through one of the deadliest mainland hurricanes in U.S. history. The untold story of 'they're eating the pets' in Springfield Raw Story · Arun Gupta Turns out the hate is homegrown. Two years on, the Nord Stream explosion remains a mystery The Kyiv Independent · Nate Ostiller The investigation has exposed political fault lines across Europe.

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