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Madeleine Finlay hears from Ian Sample and from Dr Heather Massey, associate professor at the University of Portsmouth’s extreme environments laboratory ...

Students at Day Mountain Regional Middle School have launched a podcast exploring wildlife and environmental issues in Maine.

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