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A rae and small piece of good environmental news, Overfishing easing in some areas of the world
Of 10 areas of the world that were studied, significant overfishing continues in three, but steps have been taken to curb excesses in five others, Hilborn and Worm report. The other two were not [...]

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Study sheds light on squirrel psychology
Published in the journal Animal Cognition, the research shows how squirrels can quickly learn from watching their peers, particularly if it relates to stealing food.
…Corresponding author Dr Lisa Leaver of the University of Exeter’s School of Psychology, said: “Our study is significant because it is the first to [...]

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Remember that huge coal ash spill in Kingston, Tennessee. Auditor: TVA lawyers limited ash spill report
The Tennessee Valley Authority failed for more than 20 years to heed warnings that might have prevented a massive coal ash spill in Tennessee, then allowed its lawyers to stifle a $3 million study into the disaster’s [...]

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Echeveria plants belong to a large genus of succulents.They’re fairly common in the wild in the American southwest and Mexico. This link has an extensive list of species. Click on the name and you’ll get a picture.
The stories about biofuels from algae seem to be promising in some regards and because much [...]

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Wildflower reserve concerned about proposed racetrack
It’s a dizzying spectacle that the state estimates draws upward of 100,000 visitors a year to the Antelope Valley Poppy Reserve. There’s a trail, an interpretive center and not much else — except the sensory experience of viewing the state flower in full bloom.
But the neighborhood could [...]

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