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Why do we continue to elect bad men?


In his response to my letter, Mr. Ron Frisk asserted that most adults understand that any devaluation of women is unacceptable. 
If that is true why do we continue to elect men who have the morals of a jack rabbit? Perhaps my satire was too obscure to have that point come across.
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Red Sea corals laugh off global warming – but suffer in the cold - Science & Health


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Apr. 25, 2021 6:00 PM
Ironically, the Red Sea corals touted as the most likely to survive global warming turn out to have a problem with climate change, and it isn’t the heat. Up to a point, of course. It’s the cold.
Climate change is characterized by weather extremes, we are discovering by the day. “Global warming” also involves relatively extreme cold snaps. The corals in the northern Red Sea can survive extraordinarily hot water temperatures as much as 7 degrees (!) Celsius (12.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above their average range, Prof. Maoz Fine of Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, tells Haaretz – temperatures at which other corals would roast. ....

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Coral restoration project ramps up


NOAA and its partners in the Florida Keys have kicked off a three-year effort to outplant more than 60,000 fragments of nursery-raised coral at Eastern Dry Rocks Sanctuary Preservation Area off Key West.
The project was started in the spirit of this month’s Earth Day theme, “Restore our Earth.”
The work at Eastern Dry Rocks Reef is the first large-scale outplanting of coral as part of the ambitious Mission: Iconic Reefs, an unprecedented effort kicked off nearly two years ago to restore seven coral reefs within the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
The goal is to increase the coral cover on Eastern Dry Rocks and the other six Iconic Reefs sites from the current 2% to 25%, Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary Superintendent Sarah Fangman said. ....

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