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Flood risk appears low as snow is expected to melt gradually Follow Us Question of the Day By - Associated Press - Tuesday, February 23, 2021 OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - The risk of flooding generally remains low across most of Nebraska and Iowa because the snow across both states is expected to melt gradually in the coming days. But the amount of ice on some rivers, particularly the Platte River in eastern Nebraska, remains a concern because chunks of ice can create flooding as the it melts by creating ice jams that ...

The first rule of Bite Club is you talk to Dave Pearson, a shark attack survivor who connects hundreds of people from around the world to support each other "beyond the bite". The 58-year-old almost died a decade ago when a bull shark tore into his arm while he was surfing off Australia's east coast. Since the day when friends hauled him to shore -- away from the three-metre predator that dragged him around the bottom of the ocean before losing...

Dave Pearson almost died when he was attacked by a shark on Australia's east coast almost a decade ago, since then he has united hundreds of bite survivors to support each other through the aftermath of an attack through the Bite Club. Pearson still surfs at the same beach a bull shark ripped into his arm in 2011 and told AFP that the club was so important to a group of survivors who can feel isolated and alone in recovery.

Heat pump campaigners fear hydrogen distraction 12 February 2021 Prohibitively high costs and complex logistics are among the many factors obstructing the advent of a UK hydrogen economy. Members of Pump it Up, an advocacy campaign for the deployment of large-scale heat pumps, are concerned that, while hydrogen adoption is one of the hottest topics in Westminster, it is distracting ministers from shaping policy to support other heat decarbonisation technologies which are ready to use now. Taking pride of place in the prime minister’s  Ten Point Plan for ...

-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Dave Pearson, executive director of Fort Dodge Community Recreation Center, poses at the downtown REC. Pearson said gym memberships decreased during 2020, but believes those numbers are coming back in 2021. -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Melanie Lukowych, Fort Dodge, pushes herself while completing lunges during a workout at the REC Coliseum. As restrictions on gyms are loosened, more people are coming back to work out, according to Dave Pearson, executive director of Fort Dodge Community Recreation Center. -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Mem...