Fort Logan National Cemetery, located in Denver, Colorado, has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1889. Originally a post cemetery, it was designated as a national cemetery in 1950. The cemetery has steadily expanded and currently ranks 11th out of 155 national cemeteries in terms of

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Establishing nonanthropogenic arsenic standards along the Yellowstone River to safeguard human health involves considerations of seasonal variations, regulatory statutes, and risk reduction strategies. Dr. Michael Suplee of the Montana Department of Environmental Quality presents data and reasoning

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Discover the significance of U.S. National Parks and National Historic Sites, exploring why certain places were chosen for preservation. Dive into the historical events that shaped these sites, understanding their importance to Americans. Explore the diverse landforms, vegetation, and wildlife prese

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Researchers Harold Coffin, PhD, Arthur Chadwick, PhD, and collaborators investigated how the Yellowstone fossil forests formed, challenging conventional interpretations with biblically motivated research. The study explores the fossilized trees buried by volcanic debris flows, presenting contrasting

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