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Wisconsin Republican Gov. Scott Walker waves at his victory party in Waukesha, Wis. Walker defeated Democratic challenger Tom Barrett in a special recall election. (Photo by Morry Gash / AP)

Virginia’s dying marshes and climate change denial

Dying wetland trees along Virginia’s coastline are evidence that rising sea levels threaten nature and humans, scientists say — and show the limits of political action amid climate change skepticism.

BBC

Special section:

Climate change

Environmental Protection Agency

US school districts reject ‘pink slime’

The U.S. Department of Agriculture says majority of states participating in its National School Lunch Program have opted to order ground beef as an alternative to the controversial “pink slime” for schools.

Detroit Free Press

Are teachers caught in the crossfire?

PBS NewsHour

Shakespeare’s Curtain theatre unearthed

The original theatre where Romeo and Juliet was first performed is rediscovered deep in the earth in Shoreditch, England, centuries after it was dismantled.

Guardian

Walker is first US governor to survive recall vote

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker won both the right to finish his term and endorsement of his strategy to curb spending, which included the measure eliminating union rights for most public workers.

San Jose Mercury News

Walker’s win in Wisconsin boosts conservatives

Reuters

GOP pundits react to Walker win

Politico

Egypt‘s Tahrir protesters take on Mubarak’s endorsement

The crowds of Egyptian protesters streaming into Cairo’s Tahrir Square under flowing party flags may have fallen short of expectations in terms of numbers, but they did not lack anger and defiance.

Msnbc.com

Special section:

Egypt’s choice

Al Jazeera

New York’s endangered historic places

The National Trust for Historic Preservation has released its annual list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places, which spotlights sites that are threatened and greatly in need.

Seattle Post-Intelligencer

The battle for the Amazon heats up again

There is a reason that “save the rainforest” became a slogan for environmentalism in the 1980s; saving the Amazon really did mean helping to save the planet.

TIME

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