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Mt. Kilimanjaro, “the storied mountain that rises nearly four miles above the shimmering plains of Tanzania, is beginning to resemble the spotted owl ?4 at least in the way it has become a two-sided icon in an environmental debate.” —New York Times
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Mt. Kilimanjaro, “the storied mountain that rises nearly four miles above the shimmering plains of Tanzania, is beginning to resemble the spotted owl ?4 at least in the way it has become a two-sided icon in an environmental debate.” —New York Times