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Katy Perry changes her hair like a girl changes clothes!
The singer took to Instagram on Monday (Dec. 14) to surprise her followers with a stunning new hairstyle, long black waves with a blunt-cut fringe. The look is familiar to fans, as she rocked the same style back in her
One of the Boys and
Teenage Dreams days. MOTHER, she captioned the snap, and fans in the comments loved the throwback look. We missed the black hair, one wrote. We love you!
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agriculture are a key and often overlooked cause of the greenhouse gases human kind must rapidly curtail if we want to live like we do now. this amphitheater of teenage dreams glows now, but it s for a generation who may see these excess excesses, everything being here and cheap end in their lifetime. reporter: think of this, half a pound of beach emits as much as driving 55 of these cars for one mile. if man kind were on this planet, it would have this much time in the game left to fix it. we drive out into the sunrises in the beef country. 12 million cattle. beef on the planet emerges. you have to make drastic changes by 2030 to keep global warming
overlooked cause of greenhouse gases that contributes to global warming. our senior international correspondent nick paton walsh went to my home state, texas, to the world s beef capital, with this report. what do you eat? what does it cost you? the planet, your children s future, how does it affect our struggle to limit global warming to just 1.5 degrees celsius. texas is the beef capital of america. the world. meat was once a luxury but now the core of life here, a tribal symbol. meet the steer, the mascot. the grill out, burger, sausage, steak, ribs, excess is the point. this amphitheater of teenage dreams glows now, but it is for a generation who may see the excesses, these heights of