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Because ive got a dubai one. dubai. hes now been told he will be partially compensated for the shellfish he lost injanuary. if we do get what we applied for in the application, then i might be a bit more happier and there might be a bit less of a bad taste in the mouth. hes now been told he will be partially compensated for the shellfish he lost injanuary. if we do get what we applied for in the application, then i might be a bit more happier and there might be a bit less of a bad taste in the m...

Crisis. experts believe a perfect storm of low tide coinciding with the hottest part of the day exposed sea animals to the worst of the extreme heat. one marine ecologist discovered beds of dead mussels while on a walk in vancouver. she joins me now and an adjunct professor at the university of british columbia also with me, emily carrington, a professor of marine biology at the university of washington. im so excited to talk to you. alyssa, first you told "the washington post" that this is the ...

World impact? >> right, so mussels are known as a foundation species and they provide a lot of ecosystem services to the coastal communities, one of the things they do is provide habitat for a lot of other organisms so we expect a lot of mortality associated with the loss of these mussels. theyre also really important food for things that humans care about, things like crabs, and other shellfish and then finally, they filter a lot of water so its estimated that just one mussel can filter about s...

Its not been a disaster, which is what some people were predicting. but the reality is that its really difficult to say with clarity at the moment, only six months in, in the middle of a global pandemic, what has been caused by brexit. whats happening now, although it might be very bad in many sectors, i dont think thats necessarily a sign of things to come. if anything, this might be the point where we say this is the worst and things will get better from here. its summer, six months since the ...

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But the reality is that its really difficult to say with clarity at the moment, only six months in, in the middle of a global pandemic, what has been caused by brexit. whats happening now, although it might be very bad in many sectors, i dont think thats necessarily a sign of things to come. if anything, this might be the point where we say this is the worst and things will get better from here. its summer, six months since the uk fundamentally changed the way it trades with europe. 0ur business...

..on tuesday night as well because ive got a dubai one. dubai. hes now been told he will be partially compensated for the shellfish he lost injanuary. if we do get what we applied for in the application, then i might be a bit more happier and there might be a bit less of a bad taste in the mouth. brexit has cost roberts music business nearly £4.5 million, but he thinks it will survive. julianne and matt have already seen a 50% rise in sales. and theyre now expecting

Apparently to be in the eu for 21 days— apparently to be in the eu for 21 days before they can be released, and im _ days before they can be released, and im not— days before they can be released, and im not an expert on the world of pigeon — and im not an expert on the world of pigeon racing, but this is a big blow, _ of pigeon racing, but this is a big blow, apparently, and it is a late remedv — blow, apparently, and it is a late remedv 0n— blow, apparently, and it is a late remedy. ...

He is the co-chair of the all-powerful shellfish caucus. but he is, also, in the -- whats called the long-range strike caucus. and they advocate for bombings. so, you can sort of see why boeing would pick these people to -- to -- >> the long-range strike caucus. yes, of course. deeply, deeply dystopian, but also real. well, what about the republican attorneys general of america which, you know, they were pretty -- i got to say, they -- as a body -- pretty off the leash in the run-up to january 6...

They gave to skews the lease who is the minority whip, right? so he rounds of all of the votes. they also gave to chap bergen, two of the republicans. both of those republicans sit on committees that boeing has business before and youd be surprised. and steve scalise, he does not sit on one of the subcommittees. he is the co-chair of the all powerful shellfish caucus but he is also in the whats called the long range strike caucus and they advocate for bombings and so you can sort of see why boei...