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How extreme heat affects our pets—and how to help them

Cats, dogs, and rabbits don’t deal with heat like humans do. As heat waves become increasingly common, veterinarians call for extra vigilance.

ReduxStock: Photo by Toni Anzenberger/Anzenberger/Redux of a cute dog lounging on the the island of Sylt in Germany, on National Geographic on August 6, 2021.

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Opinion | To Save the Earth, Fall in Love

More people than ever visited national parks during the pandemic. We need to harness that interest for change.

ReduxStock: Photo by Anzenberger photographer Aron Sueveg of the Alabama Hills Scenic Area in California, in The New York Times, March 19, 2021.

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How to Shrink the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

By dramatically enhancing Palestinian autonomy, Israel can deliver a better future for itself, its neighbors, and the Palestinians.

ReduxStock: Photo by Anzenberger photographer Mafalda Rakos of Ramadan festivities in the Palestinian Territories, in The Atlantic, January 28, 2020.

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Driver-Facing Dash Cams Now Use A.I. to Catch Truckers On Their Phones

‘If the truck I’m in ever gets a camera installed in it facing me… I will stop the truck and quit on the spot’

ReduxStock: Photo by Anzenberger photographer Josef Polleross of a trucker driving down a highway in Nebraska, on Medium’s OneZero, November 24, 2020.

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"By The End Of March, I'll Have Met Ten Survivors Of Suicide Attempts."

A dispatch from a mental health clinic in Malakal, South Sudan, where I witnessed the quieter toll of the young country's brutal civil war.

ReduxStock: Photo by Anzenberger photographer Andrei Pungovschi of an internally displaced South Sudanese people in a ​camp outside the destroyed town of Malakal, South Sudan, for an article on Bright Magazine.

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PHOTO: IKURU KUWAJIMA—ANZENBERGER/REDUX

Meet the Nenet Kids of Siberia

The children of the nomadic Nenet people spend half of the year in boarding schools