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Stories That Render America Just Strange Enough to Recognize - Vimarsana News

Stories That Render America Just Strange Enough to Recognize

Saïd Sayrafiezadeh’s second story collection, “American Estrangement,” expands on the ambitions of his first.

Naturkatastrophe in Florida: Alge verursacht Massensterben von Meerestieren - Vimarsana News

Naturkatastrophe in Florida: Alge verursacht Massensterben von Meerestieren

Naturkatastrophe in Florida Alge verursacht Massensterben von Meerestieren Stand: 29.07.2021 00:48 Uhr Florida erlebt auf einem Küstenstreifen von rund 250 Kilometern Länge eine Naturkatastrophe. Hunderte Tonnen toter Fische, Krabben und Meeresschildkröten werden angeschwemmt. Grund für das Massensterben ist eine giftige Alge, die außer Kontrolle geraten ist. Von Stefanie Germann, ARD Washington Tag für Tag fliegt ein Reporter des örtlichen Fernsehsenders im Hubschrauber über die Küste Floridas. Unter ihm: das Meer, ...

Tote Fische in Autolüftungen: Polizei fahndet nach Täter - Vimarsana News

Tote Fische in Autolüftungen: Polizei fahndet nach Täter

Tote Fische in Autolüftungen: Polizei fahndet nach Täter

Source: welt.de
Dead fish washing up on some local beaches - Vimarsana News

Dead fish washing up on some local beaches

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission said its found medium concentrations of bloom levels of red tide in waters off Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Manatee Counties. Some of the samples came from Pass-A-Grille, Indian Shores, Redington Beach, and Redington Shores.

Source: yahoo.com
Ground Report | 'People of Sunderbans Didn't Die in Cyclone Yaas, They Might Die of Poverty' - Vimarsana News

Ground Report | 'People of Sunderbans Didn't Die in Cyclone Yaas, They Might Die of Poverty'

While hundreds of houses are still under water, the storms triggered by the cyclone have inundated ponds and farmlands with saline water, possibly making the land uncultivable for years.

Source: thewire.in