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"Matthew Rozsa credit X-Men with salvaging the superhero genre after a period of poorly-received superhero films towards the end of the 1990s that soured the genre's reputation."
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“The original “X-Men” film, released in 2000, revitalized the superhero genre after it had been brought low by a series of terrible late ’90s movies.” ~salon.com
"human civilization is causing the "rapid mutilation of the tree of life."
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“Experts warn of a ‘biological holocaust’ as human-caused extinction ‘mutilates’ the tree of life.” ~salon.com
"Matthew Rozsa of Salon.com wrote, "Queerness is everywhere in nature, despite claims to the contrary, and 'Queer Planet' underlines that sexual diversity isn't an anomaly. It's worth celebrating.""
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“Queerness is everywhere in nature, despite claims to the contrary, and ‘Queer Planet’ underlines that sexual diversity isn’t an anomaly. It’s worth celebrating.” ~salon.com
"Unlike most desert locations which have drastic fluctuations between day and nighttime temperatures, the urban heat island effect limits Phoenix's diurnal temperature variation."
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““Tree canopies mitigate this as they can shade these surfaces, avoiding the absorption of heat in the first place and through the cooling effects of transpiration – releasing of moisture into their surrounding environments,” Mincey explained. “In general, western US cities have less urban tree canopy cover than eastern US cities, so mitigation of UHI [Urban Heat Islands] there is likely more difficult.”” ~salon.com
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