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Thriving Otters in North America Linked to Nuclear Weapons Tests Here s Why

When a large earthquake shook Alaska's Aleutian Islands in 2014, scientists with the US government hurried to assess the damage on Amchitka Island.

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US Nuclear Tests at Amchitka Island Led to Otter Relocation in Alaska

Before the US set off a nuclear weapons test, it moved hundreds of otters to the US and British Columbia. Many populations are thriving today.

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How US nuclear tests in the 70s led to today s thriving otter population on the Pacific west coast

Before the US set off a nuclear weapons test, it moved hundreds of otters to the US and British Columbia. Many populations are thriving today.

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Sharing in Summer Tradition: Smokey Bear returns to crowds in Westerly

WESTERLY — Born and raised in Westerly, Zac Perrin s summer memories from childhood always included watching as Smokey Bear led a parade of emergency vehicles through town. He recalls sitting

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Ready to celebrate: Smoky Bear returns to Westerly in annual rite of summer

WESTERLY — Neither rain nor a decline in volunteers nor a worldwide pandemic have been able to halt the annual Karl E. Kenyon Smokey Bear Parade, a tradition now more

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