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Shadows in the Valley by Francisco Cantu. Plus: direct democracy
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visions of the future, the death of the Californian Dream, the
burning of Paradise and much more . . . "Wildfire season had
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Canyon, I tried to tamp down a feeling like dread. In California,
where the effects of global warming are pervasive and unsubtle,
spending time in the forest always makes me feel unspeakably lucky
and dizzy with remorse. Families in masks stomped through the Giant
Forest to pose for photographs in front of General Sherman, a
275-foot-tall tree. Children licked ice-cream bars by the visitor
center. In the parking lot, some of the oldest living trees in the
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