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Fight Global Warming text on wooden blocks, urging action against climate change and carbon emissions. Climate justice concept Royalty Free Stock Photo

Tree roots stretch over stone steps beside a clear stream, beneath a wooden sign urging care for the environment. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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A WWI poster urging the purchase of United States Government Bonds to patriotically help finance the War. Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Poster urging ordinary citizens to purchase the 5 dollar war savings stamps on display in the Woodrow Wilson Museum.

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A stark visual metaphor illustrating the conflict between urban pollution and verdant nature, urging attention to ecological susta Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Hands hold a young plant, symbolizing care for life and nature, urging us all to conserve Earth\'s health through unified, sustain Royalty Free Stock Photo$

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Pictured is a poster urging ordinary citizens to purchase the 5 dollar war savings stamps on display in the WWI exhibit area of the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum in Staunton, Virginia. The United States Treasury issued its first war savings stamps in late 1917 in order to help pay for the costs incurred through involvement in World War I.