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Cartoon: Crazy weather

By Kaylee Rutherford, Cartoonist
September 15, 2025
Kaylee Rutherford
Two characters discuss the changes in weather. The characters discuss how climate change could potentially be the answer for why the temperature in weather is changing. (Kaylee Rutherford | Northern Star)
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