Cooling amphibians & carbon-capturing mollusks

Update: 2023-07-13

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Why the survival of the Mexican axolotl matters for keeping Mexico City's temperature down. The special carbon-capturing capacities of clams. And a new, all-natural woolly lawnmower taking off in France.

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