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2 years ago, lobsters started dying in their traps. Now scientists think they know why - Vimarsana News

2 years ago, lobsters started dying in their traps. Now scientists think they know why

Scientists suspect that an algae called Karenia mikimotoi is causing hypoxia in Cape Cod Bay. Rapid ocean warming caused by climate change is likely playing a role.

Source: wbur.org
An Ode To My Beloved Uncles | HuffPost UK Life - Vimarsana News

An Ode To My Beloved Uncles | HuffPost UK Life

"In my father's absence, I needed to see Black men caring for their families, protecting them, showing up, dancing with their grandchildren at family reunions."

Blizzard brings snow to western SD - Vimarsana News

Blizzard brings snow to western SD

"We've got blizzard conditions. I can't see the highway from the store front," Marci Etherington said from the Conoco station in Hermosa. "I think I've had a total of six customers."

Oregon flutist puts on Portland benefit concert for Ukraine aid - Vimarsana News

Oregon flutist puts on Portland benefit concert for Ukraine aid

During the pandemic, Oregon musician Amelia Lukas originally set out to create a music program that reflected her thoughts about Portland's homelessness crisis and the idea of what it means to have a home. But after the Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2022, she found herself pivoting the concert to focus on the ongoing conflict. Three years after she began the project, Lukas will premiere her newly evolved music concert, now titled “Natural Homeland: Honoring Ukraine,” at the Alberta Rose Theatre in Northeast Portland on Thursday.

Source: opb.org
How an increase in the planet's temperature (and volcanic eruptions) led to extinction of almost all life on Earth – Hartford Courant - Vimarsana News

How an increase in the planet's temperature (and volcanic eruptions) led to extinction of almost all life on Earth – Hartford Courant

A paper published by geologists at the University of Connecticut found that volcanic eruptions in Siberia 252 million years ago led to the largest extinction in Earth's history.