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ARLINGTON, Va. — A statue memorializing the Confederacy at Arlington National Cemetery came down on Wednesday, less than 24 hours after a federal judge cleared the way for its removal.


U.S. District Judge Rossie Alston’s ruling reversed his own decision on Monday to issue a temporary injunction barring the memorial’s dismantling. According to The Associated Press, Alston had halted the removal based on a phone call from supporters of the monument, who claimed that contractors were desecrating the graves surrounding the memorial.


https://www.wgauradio.com/news/trending/judge-confederate-statue-arlington-can-come-down/SDSYX66E6BDTJBMYDGGTTFWQBU/

The Biden administration on Tuesday took a step toward protecting older trees that store carbon dioxide and help to lessen climate change.


It issued a proposed plan with apparent limitations on cutting down old-growth trees — saying lands can’t be managed with the primary intention of logging such trees for economic reasons.


https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/4367652-biden-administration-step-towad-protecting-old-growth-trees-lessen-climate-change/

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