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A G= REEN LIGHT FOR SPACEX
Tuesday, June 14, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e report on SpaceX’s victory with the FAA, a belat= ed move to give Native Americans m= ore control over their land, Yellowstone closing af= ter dangerous flooding … and ho= w these tourists help save baby sea turtles=2E
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SpaceX has cleared another hurdle in its quest to launch the world’= s most powerful rocket—and one the company maintains is a linchpin f= or its efforts to establish a colony on Mars=2E

The FAA’s de= cision Monday lets SpaceX move forward on its private South Texas launch si= te (pictured above), provided it complies with 75 provi= sions, which include limits on road closures and the creation of wildlife c= orridors=2E The agreement, which also requires a separate launch permit, wo= uld limit the company to 10 launches a year, fewer than SpaceX’s Elon Musk envisions=2E

Writer Joe Pappalardo points out that Musk, despite yesterday = 19;s victory, already has signaled that he may eventually move operational = launches for his Starship program to Florida=2E

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PHOTOGRAPH BY KILIII YUYAN, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC
‘We are here’: Native Americans = never surrendered their power=2E It was taken away=2E The move for sovereig= nty on Native lands, reinforced by several court decisions, could have posi= tive effects for a neglected population, National Geographic= writes in the cover story of our July issue=2E &= #x201C;The world doesn’t know we’re equal,” artist Saya Masso says=2E “But we’re gettin= g better at telling them=2E” (Pictured above, Masso d= isplays two masks, one to show the loss of the Tla-o-qui-aht tongue—= the other to symbolize its recovery=2E)
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Where will humpbacks go? Warming waters may force them to= new breeding grounds (Pictured above, a mother and her = calf)
Yellow= stone closes all entrances after dangerous flooding
What it’= ;s like to scuba dive under ancient pyramids
Giant = tortoise believed extinct for a century found alive in the Gal=C3=A1pagos
Trailer relea= sed for Nat Geo’s ’America The Beautiful’ series
These homes are sinking fast=2E Can their community survi= ve?
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Fighting fire with … goats? Known as cu= rious eaters with strong appetites and strong stomachs, goats can eat plant= s that are toxic to other animals=2E That’s why they’re being= tapped to clear vegetation as wildfires worsen, in Greece, Australia, and = the U=2ES=2E The vegetation “goes through their digestive tract, and= it becomes nonviable,” the owner of California’s Sage Environmental Group tells N= at Geo=2E “It doesn't grow after it comes out the other end, which i= s really amazing=2E” (Pictured above, leased goats in= Glendale, California=2E)
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Fighting fire with fire: A Karuk tribal member= in California creates lines of fire in the smoke of a prescribed low-inten= sity cultural fire in October=2E Nat Geo Explorer Kiliii Yuyan captured tribal member Jason Reed us= ing this traditional fire-control method in the off-season to leave less br= ush for wildfires=2E That’s the topic of Nat Geo’s latest Overheard podcast=2E Our April edition of Nat= ional Geographic featured successful Indigenous firefighting methods <= a target=3D"_blank" style=3D"color:#000000; text-decoration: none; border-= bottom: 2px solid #ffcc00; " class=3D"msotextlink textlinkhover" href=3D"ht= tps://email=2Enationalgeographic=2Ecom/T/v6000001816408540fc3d0ddf4bbc782e8= /337e87f51e9c4ae90000021ef3a0bce3/337e87f5-1e9c-4ae9-9554-593b6ee4bc1a?__dU= __=3Dv0G4RBKTXg2GtTHJDsy7ii3waBSrIwMXGZJ7x_OARFKFQAIe3mwx22JG_r9Sy1LWLGyMVr= rFIdudbYjwKGAKz6iTAgyV5XAM3SbSN-FzJU9XXpFWtSFRxbGw4nHcgLdnvWYAVcbDlQyQtE1-N= mUBscmA=3D=3D&__F__=3Dv0fUYvjHMDjRPMSh3tviDHXIoXcPxvDgUUCCPvXMWoX_0JoZLAZAB= QF30xF0sKPois3VqfW5bf1WlfvPhqF6LHwJz8pfr7aZACE1Ta_l2bFGtOG_sovro3O8ap_sO8dY= KN6tuxEsyVE_D23EKXOXJkv9gF2_gjjbCOREGYktBgkHD5RveLe42RkThB4v6gNMBPbkcodqeNS= NRjd4-QwH5pjNSFk6anygHrJShQ2vIEwMFK_h3yI9CAk0VKJ1QgtYt3Mpa5KtGZI4rxHVyXhRHd= 7689yrpg77eYMANGsuN1bI_mC86crtLCF74MBOJLH09zCdb8-Wk7omwspeEj0KL7ErtyH8coAJo= 1K62egPLDnLL9XSwbVTx_iOWuxEeFQ5wcHMildI7hDt_arZS51MD6E10oOA60meNx36dO8mVOUk= kakLM-WjT6-xUBitVDvO2hcv2K2d0lU6JcC8DQQgjXpbsw1sXbaaIn0hnpNDXuZO72tKhpBikxr= x7FWg_afvbzZb26tc-5uk8mbwlM5xMxRJTy6ZY5KZQmsmJEGjo67lJ83eUCjX-UcF3C2cLYUxxP= RadAeXRimMs=3D">being studied worldwide=2E
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FUTURE FORWARD
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How these tourists help: In one part of the Ca= ribbean, volunteers help sea turtle hatchlings find their way to the open w= ater=2E These volunteers, often tourists, power the efforts to preserve the= young turtles in Trinidad and Tobago, the world’s second biggest ro= okery for sea turtles=2E Turtle-watching tours also provide vital revenue t= o fund monitoring and patrols, Nat Geo reports=2E (Pictur= ed above, Nat Geo Explorer Brian Skerry ph= otographs one hatchling being helped by a volunteer=2E = Without the aid, the young turtles can fall prey to dogs and raccoons befor= e reaching the sea=2E)
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Note: Thanks to all those readers who wrote in= about our article on wild animals making homes in urban areas in Saturday’s n= ewsletter=2E Mike Nelson Pedde wrote that h= umans couldn’t keep nesting swallows away from a garage for bicycles= at the University of Victoria in British Columbia=2E “A few years a= go, in order to make entry/exit simpler for the cyclists, the university ad= ded a sliding door activated by a motion sensor,” he wrote=2E ȁ= C;It didn't take the swallows very long to determine how to fly up to the s= ensor to open the door=2E”

Today’s news= letter was edited and curated by Monica Williams, Heather Kim, and David Be= ard=2E Have more stories on smart wild animals for us? Write david=2Ebeard@natgeo=2Ecom= =2E Missed yesterday’s newsletter? It = 19;s right here=2E
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