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Day 6·Episode 465

Engineers take on climate change, U.S. nukes in Turkey, Raptors Uprising, spider web art, IRL witches and more

Engineers in Australia say they'll turn down work that doesn't consider the climate, a farmer in Vermont makes spider web art, what to do with the 50 U.S. nukes in Turkey, the women in war exhibit at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, the Raptors Uprising and how to get a paying job in the NBA's video game league, a real life witch says more women are being drawn to witchcraft and more.
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(Top left to right: Darrian Traynor/Getty Images, Sylvie Rosokoff, Azad Lashkari/Reuters. Bottom left to right: Submitted by Knight's Spider Web Farm, Ryan Griffin/Raptors Uprising GC, Submitted by Canadian Museum for Human Rights)

Engineers in Australia say they'll turn down work that's not climate sensitive, a farmer in Vermont makes spider web art,  what to do with the 50 U.S. nukes in Turkey, the women behind the women in war exhibit at Canadian Museum of Human Rights, the Raptors Uprising and how to get a paying job in the NBA's video game league, a real life witch says more women are being drawn to witchcraft and more.

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