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Teach kids about nature's dark side

By James Swan
ESPNOutdoors.com

Tuesday, July 1, 2008

Despite dire predictions of the 1960s, Lake Erie did not die. It's become the walleye capital for the world. Eagles are breeding along the Detroit River, where a few decades ago only brave crows could be found. The air and water in that region and in most places across the US is a lot cleaner than after the first Earth Day in 1970. Deer, snow geese, Canada geese and wild turkey populations are at all-time highs. Yah, there is reason to be concerned about climate change and the state of some fi ...

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