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Recent study finds plants adapted to high levels of CO2 in the past

By Sean McShee | September 1, 2020

A recently released study involving fossils from Foulden Maar shows plants in during Miocene Epoch adapted to higher carbon dioxide levels.

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Tarot of the Week Feb. 6-12, 2025

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Deck: African American Tarot, by Jamal R., artwork by Thomas Davis, published by Lo Scarabeo.

Card: Four (4) of Swords - Akongo (creator god) abandons mankind

The next seven days are liable to indicate the need to take a break and process recent events, especially successes. Running full-tilt all the time can result in either downplaying or failing to appreciate significant progress. Taking time alone and away from others to evaluate individual progress by unplugging and stepping back is emphasized, as well as recognizing and celebrating important achievements.

In contrast, rest is not just advised but is likely required in order to avoid a complete crash. Additionally, recognizing whether a situation is a sprint or a marathon is likely to be key is determining what action is needed. While some issues that arise may require immediate action or intervention, many will not. Understanding the difference of what is needed and taking advantage of opportunities to rest is highlighted this week.

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