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Vrijeme pridruživanja: siječanj 2009.

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    31. sij

    THREAD: In the decades that 60 Minutes has been on the air, three presidents have been the subject of formal impeachment proceedings. The first was Richard Nixon’s. 1/

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  2. With Arctic permafrost thawing too quickly, scientists in Siberia are considering drastic measures. From yesterday's rebroadcast:

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  3. “Aside from being shocked at how devastating this disease is, I was most impressed with the caregivers,” says about reporting on people with frontotemporal dementia and the family members who care for them.

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    31. sij

    THREAD: In the decades that 60 Minutes has been on the air, three presidents have been the subject of formal impeachment proceedings. The first was Richard Nixon’s. 1/

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  5. Today, he's a best-selling author and YouTube star. But wasn't always so successful

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  6. If you think the winters in Siberia sound rough, you should see what the summers can be like. This 60 Minutes team did. From yesterday's rebroadcast:

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  7. From yesterday's broadcast: reports on FTD, a devastating illness and the most common form of dementia for Americans under the age of 60

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    30. sij

    “In a way, I'm representing a huge part of the Latin community in the U.S. I consider it an important force in America, and needs to be well represented.” says she'll feel weight of responsibility at the :

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  9. John Green isn't just an author; he's a podcaster, a vlogger, a constant for his young readers.

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  10. Author educates 60 Minutes on some key terms for his fans—known as nerdfighters—including “decreasing world suck.” Correspondent talks Green's glossary in this behind-the-scenes clip from his interview.

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  11. "It's not a dragon that I slayed... It feels very dangerous to talk about it." Best-selling author and vlogger discussed his obsessive-compulsive disorder with .

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  12. In his book, “Turtles All the Way Down,” wrote about his own struggles with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorder. His young fans appreciated his candor. One fan told 60 Minutes Green’s articulation made him “feel seen.”

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  13. Nerdfighters, as fans call themselves, number in the hundreds of thousands worldwide. Green says a nerdfighter is “a person who fights for nerds.”

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  14. Who exactly is best-selling author writing for? His high-school self. He says, “I felt scared all the time.”

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  15. “They’re doing so many things for the first time and there’s an intensity to that.” 'The Fault in Our Stars' author John Green explains the appeal to writing for teenagers.

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  16. The craziest part of Sergey Zimov’s plan sounds like something out of Jurassic Park. He wants to resurrect the woolly mammoth. Harvard geneticist George Church has signed on to help him do that, saying unlike dinosaur DNA, mammoth DNA is actually usable.

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  17. Does Max Holmes, a leading climate scientist and deputy director of the Woods Hole Research Center in Massachusetts, think Sergey Zimov’s a “crackpot”?

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  18. Scientists estimate permafrost holds around 1,500 billion tons of carbon – nearly twice the amount that’s in the atmosphere right now. To put that in perspective, it contains more carbon than all of the world’s remaining oil, natural gas and coal combined

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  19. Sergey Zimov hopes to cool the permafrost by returning Siberia’s ecosystem to the Ice Age, when roaming woolly mammoths, bison and even lions insulated the ground by trampling down snow.

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  20. Permafrost contains plant and animal remains that have been frozen for hundreds of thousands of years. As it melts, microbes eat it and release carbon dioxide and methane into the atmosphere, which contribute to global warming

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  21. “It’s a ticking carbon bomb,” says Nikita Zimov on permafrost. He and Scott Pelley descend 30 feet beneath the earth’s surface into the depths of Siberia’s permafrost to collect samples of carbon-rich, organic material.

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