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My name is Stephanie Safarian and you're listening to another headline episode here on the Sustainable

Minimalist Podcasts on these Friday headlines episodes I'm giving you the need to

know environmental leaning news headlines in about 15 minutes now two things before we get started. Number one, today's show is titled

ulterior motives. Our first three stories today are somewhat related to

our theme, which of course is ulterior motives. Our fourth story

which comes after our ad break has nothing to do with today's theme but just because it has nothing to do with today's theme. But just because it has nothing to do with today's theme

does not mean it's not important. It is a very important story. It was just

released by the Washington Post yesterday. It has everything to do with rising sea levels in the coastal south. So do not

skip on that story by any means and especially don't skip on that story if you live Number two, it was a slow environmental news

week so I had to dig back into the archives for two stories.

That would be our story about Patagonia

and our story about outdoor therapy today.

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