Slideshow World for Friday August 13, 2021

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From adventure-packed tales of bounty hunters and gunslingers to family-friendly series that ended every episode with a lesson on morals, Western TV shows offered viewers an escape from their everyday lives. Once you heard the opening tune to “Rawhide” or “Maverick,” you could be instantly transported to the Wild West. Like all pop culture trends, TV Westerns eventually faded in popularity, giving way to ’60s favorites like “The Carol Burnett Show” and “Monty Python’s Flying Circus.” Still, some Western TV shows of the ’50s still have a dedicated fan base in reruns and on streaming services. To find out which TV Western reigns supreme, Stacker compiled data on all Western TV shows from 1950–1959 and ranked them according to IMDb user rating, with ties broken by votes. To qualify, each show had to have at least 200 votes. Only English-language shows were considered. Keep reading to discover TV shows inspired by true stories of legendary Western gunslingers, kid-friendly series with animals in starring roles, and even a few shows that featured big-time Hollywood names. After watching some of the shows on this list, you just might be inspired to pull a pair of cowboy boots out of your closet. Visit thestacker.com for similar lists and stories. © 2021 Stacker Media, LLC; Distributed by Tribune Content Agency, LLC [Tweet It]( - [Facebook It]( Sponsor [NOTICE August 13, 2021] Roundup® Class Action Law Suit Success! [Get A FREE Claim Review... You May Be Eligible for Compensation.]( Have you or a loved one been diagnosed with Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma (NHL) after using the [weed and grass killer Roundup®?]( Don't suffer in silence: speak up! You may be entitled to get the financial compensation that you deserve. Claims have beeen awarded and funds are now available. [Complete our simple FREE claim review form today]( and see if you qualify. [Fastest-warming states since 1970]( Ellen Dewitt [ Fastest-warming states since 1970 ]( [See full slideshow »]( Just a degree or two degrees hotter doesn’t seem like a lot. You would barely notice the change on a sunny afternoon, or in the warmth of a cup of coffee. But over time, it’s enough to change our environment from top to bottom. Every state is growing warmer, with higher temperatures fueled by everything from powerful ocean currents and giant coal-fired power plants to commuters, cows, and leaky old buildings. To find out which states have warmed the fastest since 1970, Stacker consulted Climate Central's 2020 Earth Day report. In this report, we looked at theApplied Climate Information System’s time-series data from major metropolitan areas in each state. The leading cause of temperature increases today is human-derived greenhouse gases, especially carbon dioxide and methane, which trap heat in our atmosphere. The more gases we emit by burning fossil fuels like oil, gas, and coal, and in our farming practices, the more heat is trapped. Plants and trees mitigate the situation somewhat by absorbing carbon dioxide to produce oxygen. The ocean absorbs carbon dioxide, too, but that process makes it more acidic. As temperatures rise, winters grow shorter. The ice on the Great Lakes forms later and disappears earlier. Colorado’s snowpack is melting as much as 30 days sooner than it was just a generation ago. With less snow in the New Mexico and Colorado mountains to feed the Rio Grande, the river is drying up. Meanwhile, springs are wetter, with flooding more common (and more destructive), and summers are drier with longer stifling heat waves that can be debilitating—and deadly—for those who cannot afford the price of staying cool. Wildfires are whipped across mountain forests by overheated winds, and barges run aground in the low waters of the Mississippi River. Evaporation threatens supplies of water for drinking and irrigation, while algal blooms choke inland lakes. In the heartland, crop yields are declining. Along the coasts, land is getting too salty for farming, as intruding saltwater seeps into freshwater aquifers and groundwater. Dairy and beef cattle stop eating, foliage trees grow dull, and sugar maple trees die. Spectacular beaches are also disappearing. Rising seas threaten the existence of scenic barrier islands, and ocean levels around the world could rise more than four feet by 2100 if aggressive mitigation efforts aren’t undertaken, according to a study published on May 8, 2020, in npj Climate and Atmospheric Science. Many states are taking actions to burn less coal, use less electricity, tighten fuel standards, encourage people to drive less, create greener cities, and construct more efficient buildings to change our consumption, our behaviors, our habits, and our attitudes about warming temperatures. 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