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it's tuesday july 5th, 2022.

I'm Jackson Bird today.

Could the historic flooding at Yellowstone National Park be a positive thing in the long term?

Plus new findings into long COVID-caused brain fog and why some movie theaters are banning formal attire.

Here's some cool stuff for your ride home.

This year was supposed to be a celebratory year for our nation's first national park.

Yellowstone turns 150 this year. A few months ago,

I told you about their inheritance pass, an annual park pass that won't be valid until 2172.

So the whole point is you have to pass it down to someone and that your donation will help

conservation efforts to ensure the park is still around and able to be enjoyed by the people of the 2170s.

But historic flooding three weeks ago caused the park to evacuate over 10,000 visitors and close all entrances.

While some parts of the park reopened in a matter of

days, other parts may not open all summer, putting a severe dent in tourist revenue for the park

itself and the surrounding communities during peak travel time. To say nothing of the people

whose homes and businesses were also destroyed in the floods. Cleanup and recovery

efforts have been extensive and especially with lost income this summer are likely to drag on.

But one conservation writer, S.J. Keller at National Geographic, dared to ask, could these floods

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