50th Anniversary of Earth Day

April 23, 2020
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Although many of the worlds peoples are stuck inside, that doesn’t stop them from celebrating Earth Day. On the 50th anniversary of the days creation Arizona environmental groups are staying organized, Madison Staten from Cronkite News reports.

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