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Well, hello listeners, welcome back.

My name is Stephanie Safarian.

And you're listening to another headlines episode where we are covering environmental and

conscious consumer news stories of this week and under 15 minutes.

Fingers crossed.

Today we have quite a show.

So we're discussing giraffes.

We're discussing a proposed lithium mine. We're discussing

vertical farming. And then we're taking a break. Our feature story today is all about Sheehan.

If you don't know what Sheehan is, stick around. And let's get right into our first story today, which is all about

native giraffes that have been reintroduced to the Angolan wild.

After a 36-hour journey, the first native giraffes to be returned to an Angolan national park

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