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KCSM Democracy Now April 24, 2017 - Vimarsana News

KCSM Democracy Now April 24, 2017

Including bill nye the science guy. Well bring you highlights from our special fivehour broadcast from the march on washington on earth day. And speak with some of those who attended, like dr. Mona hannaattisha, the doctor who discovered the connection between rising blood lead levels in the children of flint, michigan, with the switch to the flint river as a water source. State officials initially dismissed her findings, but she refused to accept their denials. The flint store in the story of science is a science to tragedy. His unreliable we need to believe in science and we need to invest i...

Home for supper - Vimarsana News

Home for supper

An osprey comes home to feed its chick. Sometimes confused with bald eagles — a similar species — ospreys are large, distinctively shaped hawks according to the Cornell Lab of

Cocaine trafficking threatens critical bird habitats - Vimarsana News

Cocaine trafficking threatens critical bird habitats

In addition to its human consequences, cocaine trafficking harms the environment and threatens habitats important to dozens of species of migratory birds, according to a new study.

'Name' Discovery Surprises Elephant Researchers - Vimarsana News

'Name' Discovery Surprises Elephant Researchers

A new study suggests a remarkable trait of elephants: They appear to call each other by distinct names, which would be a first in the animal kingdom outside humans, reports the...

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Shade-Grown Coffee Benefits Birds, Forests & People in Venezuela - Vimarsana News

Shade-Grown Coffee Benefits Birds, Forests & People in Venezuela

The project has so far succeeded in protecting 415 hectares (1,025 acres) of montane forest, ensuring the survival of threatened endemic and migratory bird species.