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Province's election-season appointment of two unnamed Edmonton police commissioners prompts concerns - Vimarsana News

Province's election-season appointment of two unnamed Edmonton police commissioners prompts concerns

The UCP government’s 11th-hour move to use its new powers to add members to Edmonton’s police commission is being met with concern from the city’s mayor and…

Restoring seagrass in Shark Bay - Vimarsana News

Restoring seagrass in Shark Bay

Off the coast of Australia’s north-west lies one of the largest known plants on earth – […]

Tynedale Pie 'n' Peas 10K Road Race sets new record - Vimarsana News

Tynedale Pie 'n' Peas 10K Road Race sets new record

THE Tynedale Pie 'n' Peas 10K Road Race took place on Wednesday, July 6.

'Black water': The three Australian sites that are ground zero for climate change - Vimarsana News

'Black water': The three Australian sites that are ground zero for climate change

‘Black water’: The three Australian sites that are ground zero for climate change We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Very large text size In the summer of 2011, as flooding across Victoria and Queensland killed 35 people and left a $14 billion damage bill, something very different was happening on the other side of the country. Record summer ocean temperatures up to 5C above average represented the worst marine heatwave Western Australia had ever seen. Healthy seagrass in Shark Bay. Credit:Paul Lavery Coral also...

The dugongs returned, but for how long? Eastern floods turn up heat in the west - Vimarsana News

The dugongs returned, but for how long? Eastern floods turn up heat in the west

The dugongs returned, but for how long? Eastern floods turn up heat in the west We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Very large text size In the summer of 2011, as flooding across Victoria and Queensland killed 35 people and left a $14 billion damage bill, something very different was happening on the other side of the country. Record summer ocean temperatures up to 5C above average represented the worst marine heatwave Western Australia had ever seen. Healthy seagrass in Shark Bay. Credit:Paul Lavery Coral also bleached at...

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