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Wolf hybrid kept as pet in Alabama kills family's baby - Vimarsana News

Wolf hybrid kept as pet in Alabama kills family's baby

A baby in Chelsea, Alabama, died Thursday after being attacked by a wolf hybrid kept as a pet by the family.

On 1st day, U.N. climate conference sets up fund for countries hit by disasters like flood, drought - Vimarsana News

On 1st day, U.N. climate conference sets up fund for countries hit by disasters like flood, drought

The world just took a big step toward compensating countries hit by deadly floods, heat and droughts.

Rising labor costs drive up Christmas tree prices by 10% - Vimarsana News

Rising labor costs drive up Christmas tree prices by 10%

Shopping for a Christmas tree? Count on spending $8 to $10 more than last year for a compact Fraser fir from the Carolinas or a gleaming "Made in China" plastic pine.

U.N. Climate Change Conference underway -- whether the weather is ready or not - Vimarsana News

U.N. Climate Change Conference underway -- whether the weather is ready or not

There is already a lot of chatter in the press about climate change -- and no wonder. The world's best-known climate conference is underway in the United Arab Emirates and will continue through Dec. 12. More than 70,000 delegates are expected to attend, according to the United Nations.

National Christmas Tree near the White House toppled by strong winds ahead of lighting ceremony - Vimarsana News

National Christmas Tree near the White House toppled by strong winds ahead of lighting ceremony

The National Christmas Tree, a cut Norway spruce placed at President's Park near the White House earlier this month, toppled over Tuesday due to strong winds in the D.C. area.