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California's Salmon in Upstream Battle Against Drought

The prized fish already face numerous hurdles in wet years, but in times of drought their fortunes are even more tenuous.By Joe Rosato Jr. • Published July 21, 2021 • Updated on July 22, 2021Two Chinatown plaintiffs have filed more than 1,000 combined Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) lawsuits across California since the pandemic began last year and rank among the most frequent filers in Northern California, according to an NBC Bay Area analysis

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Enormous graveyard of alien-like sea creatures discovered at 'Jurassic Pompeii' in central UK

The spiky-limbed creatures saw their doom approaching, but could do nothing to stop it.By Brandon Specktor, July 29, 2021 An ancient seabed emerges from a cleaned limestone slab (Image credit: The Trustees of the Natural History Museum, London)Paleontologists have uncovered an enormous fossil graveyard of squiggly, alien-like Jurassic sea creatures beneath a limestone quarry in the U.K.'s Cotswolds region.The fossil find includes perhaps

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Climate Change Is Decimating Monarch Populations, Research Shows

Western monarchs have lost 99.9 percent of their numbers since the 1980sBy David Kindy, JULY 28, 2021The butterflies have experienced major losses in populations on both the East and West coasts. (TexasEagle via Flickr under CC BY-NC 2.0)In many ways, monarch butterflies are the poster child of the insect world. Amateur and professional entomologists alike celebrate the insects’ iconic black-and-orange wings.However, the beautiful

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Ibuku completes "unprecedented" bamboo building in the Balinese jungle

Alyn Griffiths | 24 July 2021  Architecture studio Ibuku has completed The Arc gymnasium for a private school in Bali featuring a complex double-curved roof made entirely from bamboo.The Arc is the latest building to be completed on the site of the Green School – a private educational institution that promotes sustainability through learning in a natural environment.Top: The Ark is made

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