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White Rock may not have warming centre for homeless next winter: mayor

White Rock may not have warming centre for homeless next winter: mayor

As Maine lobstermen and others involved in the state’s commercial fishery question how offshore wind development in the Gulf of Maine will affect their livelihood and way of life, the

As Maine lobstermen and others involved in the state’s commercial fishery question how offshore wind development in the Gulf of Maine will affect their livelihood and way of life, the

Avarua, COOK ISLANDS — Mining deep areas of the ocean to gather rare metals for electric car batteries and other green technologies is attracting cash-strapped Pacific island governments.

The impunity is so vulgar that the stench is too ghastly to ignore

This is the second article in a Mongabay series focused on changes to the ecology and hydrology of the Mekong River. Read Part One. Niwat Roykaew, an environmental activist based in Chiang Rai province in northern Thailand, described the Mekong as a naga, a mythical water serpent and symbol of fertility that brings abundance to […]

This is Part 3 in a series about the toll that the federal government’s intentional promotion of illegal immigration is taking on the states and their citizens. (Read Part 1 (national overview) here and Part 2 (Texas) here.)

An analysis shows that Biden’s border crisis and illegal immigration cost Florida citizens over $8 billion a year—$5,040 per capita annually.

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