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Washington Commanders 2022 Fantasy Outlook: New Name, New Quarterback

But can Carson Wentz be more than a game manager in Washington’s offense?

Sports Illustrated

Commanders select Nevada TE Cole Turner with the No. 149 overall pick in 2022 NFL draft

The Washington Commanders selected Nevada tight end Cole Turner with the No. 149 overall selection.

USA Today Sports Media Group

In Chicago, many birds laying eggs earlier, Field Museum study finds, pointing to climate change

‘At least some species are nesting as much as 25 days earlier now than . . . in the early 1900s and late 1800s,’ researcher John Bates says.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Study: Many birds nesting, laying eggs earlier in Chicago

Many species of birds are nesting and laying eggs nearly a month earlier than they did 100 years ago in the Chicago area

The Independent UK

Some Chicago birds are nesting nearly a month earlier than they did more than a century ago, study shows

CHICAGO -- Some Chicago birds are nesting nearly a month earlier than they did more than a century ago. And like some other shifts happening around the Great Lakes region as temperatures rise and the timing of the natural world drifts, there’s a familiar driver: climate change.

Chicago Tribune

Commanders set to use one of their 30 pre-draft visits with top tight end prospect

The Washington Commanders will use one of their top 30 visits with Texas A&M tight end Jalen Wydermyer.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Birds Are Laying Eggs Earlier as Climate Change Shifts Springs

The early bird is getting even earlier. With climate change spurring earlier springs across much of North America, many birds are laying their eggs earlier in the year, according to a new study - adding to mounting evidence that global warming is turning wildlife habits upside down. Of 72 bird…

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Many bird species nesting and laying eggs nearly a month early, study says

Heating of the atmosphere, due to the burning of fossil fuels, is seemingly upending a process that long appeared unshakeable

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