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Educator bill nye and the science guy and republican congresswoman from tennessee marsha blackburn. but first, is the growing cost of our recent weather disasters creating a new focus on the need for action on climate change? this week's storm left half a million georgians without power at its peak, buried cities in snow and ice, stranded flyers and practically shuttered the capital. extreme cold has frozen lake superior to levels not seen in decade and led to ice caves off the water. in california, prolonged drought gripping 90% of the state has parched crops and dried up food supplies for li...

Then even more people rush out to help. one man grabs a tail and drags the dolphin back out into the ocean. soon, others follow. more than a dozen people start to grab dolphins by their tails. it's unclear why species like dolphins and whales beach themselves. some scientists believe a leader of the group may unintentionally guide the others into shallow waters. other theories cite human interference such as sonar or shipping noise as factors that confuse the dolphins' internal guidance systems. each year, hundreds and sometimes thousands of dolphins are found on shores worldwide and most of t...

Then even more people rush out to help. one man grabs a tail and drags the dolphin back out into the ocean. soon, others follow. more than a dozen people start to grab dolphins by their tails. it's unclear why species like dolphins and whales beach themselves. some scientists believe a leader of the group may unintentionally guide the others into shallow waters. other theories cite human interference such as sonar or shipping noise as factors that confuse the dolphins' internal guidance systems. each year, hundreds and sometimes thousands of dolphins are found on shores worldwide and most of t...

Near rio de janeiro, brazil. the dolphins swim closer and closer and they're not turning back. they flail up onto the beach. tourists slowly approach the dolphins, unsure what to do. a few walk into the surf and attempt to roll the dolphins back into deeper water. then even more people rush out to help. one man grabs a tail and drags the dolphin back out into the ocean. soon others follow. more than a dozen people start to grab dolphins by their tails. it's unclear why species like dolphins and whales beach themselves. some scientists believe a leader of the group may unintentionally guide the...

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