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    Steve Gray stands outside his home in Gillette, Wyoming. After the election, he called CNN concerned that his city could become a "ghost town." He says he was laid off from an oil field job in 2015, then subsequently from another job in oil and then one in coal last year.

    This town powered America for decades. What do we owe them?

    Steve Gray stands outside his home in Gillette, Wyoming. He called CNN concerned that, following the election of President Biden, that Gillette could become a "ghost town." He says he was laid off from an oil field job in 2015, then subsequently from another job in oil and then one in coal last year.

    He called CNN after the election to share his biggest fear

    Chicago, UNITED STATES:  A passenger waits in line with her passport 23 January, 2007 before her Mexicana Air flight out of Chicago O'Hare International airport in Chicago, Illinois.  As of 23 January, all Americans, Mexicans, Canadians and Bermudians traveling by air to the United States must for the first time carry a passport, said the Department of Homeland Security. The new measure is part of the department's Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, following the recommendations of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks on the United States, better known as the 9/11 Commission. It is aimed at making it more difficult for terrorists to enter the country with fake documents.  AFP PHOTO/JEFF HAYNES  (Photo credit should read JEFF HAYNES/AFP via Getty Images)

    Find out which countries are welcoming US tourists back

    A train moves through the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York.

    The place that helped inspire American democracy

    A total of 90 elk teeth were placed next to the hips and thighs of the body in grave 127, possibly attached to a garment resembling an apron. There were elk teeth pendants also on the waist. Red ochre had been sprinkled on top of the deceased.

    Burial ground reveals Stone Age people wore clothing covered in elk teeth

    Miles of unused pipe, prepared for the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, sit in a lot on October 14, 2014 outside Gascoyne, North Dakota. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

    From Keystone XL to Paris Agreement, Joe Biden signals a shift away from fossil fuels

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    Greenland's ice sheet is the single biggest contributor to global sea level rise and recent studies show it's melting faster than expected. Here, on the ice sheet's southwestern side (pictured in summer 2017), water generated by melting ice carves rivers into the surface.

    A 'frozen rainforest' of microscopic life is melting Greenland's ice sheet

    For one year, this man is eating only what's grown at Dubai's Sustainable City