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March 3
The U.S. Department of the Interior and the U.S. Geological Survey are founded.
March 2
A new national park opens, and a conference that dismisses climate change is held.
March 1
Yellowstone National Park is established, and a hydrogen bomb is detonated.
February 28
An environmentalist frees dolphins in Japan and a large ice shelf breaks free of Antarctica.
February 27
The U.S. government release nuclear waste documents and an EPA chief resigns.
February 26
'Buffalo Bill' is born and multiple National Parks are established in the United States.
February 25
Fishing is banned in the Hudson River, and Al Gore wins an Academy Award.
February 24
The New York Times ponders a new Ice Age, and a Sea World trainer is killed.
February 23
Plutonium is discovered, and an Alpine avalanche kills 31 people.
February 22
British Parliament looks into coal burning, and Florida survives severe tornadoes.

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