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What’s left behind when smoky skies from a wildfire return to clear, sunny days? By Lupe Alvarez / KUNR.

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Reno is warming faster than most U.S. cities. By Lupe Alvarez / KUNR.
Summer may be winding down, but for bears in the Tahoe region, now is the perfect time for a fall feast. By Lupe Alvarez / KUNR.
Cottonwood trees are a keystone species along the Truckee River corridor — the glue that holds together an ecosystem. By Lupe Alvarez / KUNR.

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