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March 28
Three Mile Island shuts down its cooling water, and "The Ants" is released.
March 27
Mount St. Helens begins to rumble, and a drilling rig capsizes.
March 26
Venezuela is rattled by an earthquake, and China dries up due to a drought.
March 25
The Doe Run company is founded, and an ice shelf is confirmed for collapse.
March 24
The Exxon Valdez spills its oil, and the last pulp mill in Alaska closes.
March 23
Lewis and Clark reach the Pacific, and an early Greenpeace leader dies.
March 22
Fresh Kills Landfill closes, and the first LEED-certified baseball field opens.
March 21
The first global agreement on climate change takes effect, and gray wolves enter Yellowstone.
March 20
The theory of relativity is published, and a sushi hotspot serves whale meat.
March 19
The Flat Earth Society's leader dies, and bluefin tuna is on its own.

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