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Pamplin Media Group - Lloyd s of London could once again pay for Oregon wildfire costs

Lloyd s of London could once again pay for Oregon wildfire costs April 19 2021 The state s valuable timber resources are on a long list of unusual things the global company has insured for many years. With the prospect of a catastrophic 2021 fire season looming, Oregon will rely again on it s one-of-a-kind $25 million wildfire risk policy with the world s oldest continually active insurance marketplace. Lloyd s of London, which traces its roots to a 17th century coffeehouse near the Tower of London, has insured the Oregon Department of Forestry against wildfire losses since 1973. No other state has wildfire insurance. It s a catastrophic firefighting expense policy, said ODF spokesman Jim Gersbach.

Understanding Horses | MOTHER EARTH NEWS

Understanding Horses: Equine Communication and a History of Feral Breeds Learn the simple tricks to understanding horses and the history of feral breeds that still roam free today. By Les Sellnow and Carol A. Butler With its ears pinned back against its neck, there is no mistaking a threatening horse. Illustration © Elara Tanguy used with Permission from Storey Publishing Knowing Horses (Storey Publishing, 2012), answers hundreds of questions about behavior, physiology, breed characteristics, training and the long-standing relationship between humans and horses.  Cover Courtesy Storey Publishing Illustration © Elara Tanguy used with Permission from Storey Publishing Both ears resting in a relaxed manner is a tell-tale sign of a calm horse.

Interior secretary revokes Trump administration s orders prioritizing energy development | National

(The Center Square) – U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland on Friday revoked a dozen of the Trump administration’s secretarial orders that prioritized energy development on federal lands. Haaland signed a secretarial order revoking the past orders and also signed a secretarial order establishing a Climate Task Force that will seek to advance renewable energy development and prioritize climate change in the department’s decision-making processes. Haaland said in a statement the pair of orders will align the department with the Biden administration’s “whole-of-government approach to tackle the climate crisis.” “At the Department of the Interior, I believe we have a unique opportunity to make our communities more resilient to climate change and to help lead the transition to a clean energy economy,” Haaland said. “These steps will align the Interior Department with the President’s priorities and better position the team to be a part of

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