Reindeer near Santa's hometown need help to survive a warming climate
The herds feed on lichen, a mossy plant, but when the snow melts and freezes over, they have trouble getting to the food
The herds feed on lichen, a mossy plant, but when the snow melts and freezes over, they have trouble getting to the food
In the frozen expanses of Lapland in Finland, herds of reindeer north of Santa's hometown need a helping hand as their habitat warms.
A sailor kills two shipyard workers at the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii. Also, after a contentious daylong debate with law professors over President Trump’s conduct, there are new signs Democratic leaders are moving toward impeachment. All that and all that matters in today's Eye Opener. Your world in 90 seconds.
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