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This is what happens to all the rats when cities flood 
This is what happens to all the rats
Massachusetts couple say they are 'traumatized' after being falsely accused of stealing fruit...
In a blog post which has gone viral, Reverend Manikka Bowman and Jeff Myers claimed that staff at Connors Farm in Danvers, Massachusetts, accused them of having 'concealed fruit' in their stroller and called the police.
The couple had been on an apple picking trip with their seven-year-old daughter and 18-month-old son when the mood 'dramatically changed.'
Massachusetts couple say they are 'traumatized'
Home appraisal increased by almost $100,000 after Black family hid their race
...racism is 'innate within the reality of white people'...
American Airlines responds to viral video appearing to show a toddler kicked off a flight 
The airline says the situation was more complicated, however.
Woolly mammoths could walk the Earth again
Woolly mammoths could walk the Earth again
Young People Are Anxious About Climate Change
Young People Are Anxious About Climate Change
Dr Larry Brilliant, who was a medical officer in the World Health Organization's (WHO) smallpox eradication program, says not enough people around the globe have been vaccinated against COVID-19.
He told CNBC's Street Signs that only 15 percent of people in the world have been immunized with some countries not even inoculating five percent of residents.
Brilliant also addressed the spread of the Indian 'Delta' variant and sad it was the most infectious he had ever seen in his career.
CDC sounds alarm: 2 dead in US from disease never seen outside tropics
'It's not ok for kids to commit murder'
Mississippi sees 20,000 students quarantined
Texas town is forced to SHUT DOWN as positive Covid test rate reaches 42%
Woman who claimed she had COVID and spoiled $35k worth of food by coughing on it is jailed
The area in the Sierra National Forest where the bodies were found on Tuesday had been treated as a hazmat site after concerns were raised about the deaths being linked to potentially toxic gases from old mines nearby.
GM recalls all Chevy Bolts over battery fires
CDC recommends certain travelers avoid cruise ships, even if fully vaccinated
To stop climate disaster, make ecocide an international crime. It's the only way 
To stop climate disaster, make ecocide an international crime. It's the only way
Scientists fear Earth may have gone past the point of no return with climate change
Three Americans create enough carbon emissions to kill one person, study finds
Reforestation hopes threaten global food security, Oxfam warns
Patient in Guinea is killed by disease that causes 88% of sufferers to bleed to death
...it is considered a breach for a mother to throw her daughter a shower...
Heat wave engulfs the West as Death Valley hits 130 degrees
The heat has contributed to wildfires that have led to evacuation orders in several states, including California, Oregon, Idaho, and British Columbia.
The Bootleg fire in Oregon was threatening transmission lines that supply California with power, after doubling in size to 120 square miles on Saturday. The power lines in question, known as Path 66, provides California with about 4800 Megawatts of electricity.
Heat wave engulfs the West as Death Valley hits 130 degrees
World hunger got dramatically worse in pandemic year, U.N. says
Jet fuel shortage could ground firefighting aircraft during potentially ferocious wildfire season
Palm Springs: California city is facing record-breaking heat
Southern California beaches closed after outage causes spill of 17 million gallons of raw sewage
Invasive hemlock with poisonous seeds and sap that can cause respiratory failure
Fire burning at Palm Springs hotel, possible explosion reported
Two people are killed and 30 rescued from monsoon rains in Arizona
I’m Being Shamed for Not Being an “Activist” on Social Media. 
I (a white woman) work at a pro–racial justice nonprofit (and have done so my entire career), actively making decisions in my own life—schools, neighborhoods, houses of worship, etc.—to live my values. I have generally used social media to stay connected with folks and share more personal updates about my nonwork life. Last summer, I began feeling guilty that I didn’t engage in public activism on my social media. I follow a number of activist accounts, but don’t share or broadcast this. The guilt pushed me to post more actively about racial justice. But every time I posted, it was never just the right thing—folks on both sides of the political spectrum sent me messages nitpicking my phrasing or what I chose to share/not share, and I constantly felt angry and on edge. I also engaged less in in-person conversations because I was so jaded by the “unproductivity” of these online conversations.
When Will It Get Too Hot for the Body to Survive? 
Palm Springs, just a few hours south of Death Valley, is in a desert. Given enough water and access to shade to avoid sunstroke, humans can survive for several hours in dry heat, up to temperatures in the 120s. (This is not doctor-recommended.)
But skip across the continent to Palm Beach, Florida, and it’s a very different story. With its position in the tropics, in one of the most humid regions of the Western Hemisphere, a single day of 120-degree temperatures in Palm Beach would be a mass casualty event. Dead bodies would pile up in the morgues, victims of hyperthermia, or heatstroke—cooked, alive, in their own bodies.
When Will It Get Too Hot for the Body to Survive?
Thunberg calls out climate impact of fashion brands
It accounts for more than 20% of wastewater globally, the UN says. About 93bn cubic metres of water - enough for five million people to survive - is used by the fashion industry every year.
As for carbon emissions, the industry is responsible for about 8% of the total worldwide. That's more than all international flights and shipping combined, the UN says.
In response to this, fashion brands have started to take action to reduce their environmental footprint.
But environmental campaigners like Ms Thunberg say many of these brands are promoting solutions that only appear to address the problem.
Thunberg calls out climate impact of fashion brands
The $5,000 quest for the perfect butt
Climate change is making people think twice about having children
Alarming study finds link between dog foods and heart disease
Canine dilated cardiomyopathy (DCM) is a disease of the heart muscle that results in the heart muscle growing larger while its contractions, or heart beats, grow weaker, which can cause heart failure or even death.
Among the compounds examined by the researchers and identified as possible links causing the ailment are compounds found in peas and potatoes.
Alarming study finds link between dog foods and heart disease
Kathy Griffin is enthusiastically greeted by her four dogs
Woman is mauled to death by tiger at safari park
Bull reportedly rammed to death by car after ring escape in Spain
Parents ‘tortured’ by death of baby after magpie swooped in Brisbane park
Ohio Woman Arrested After Leaving Dog in Hot Car Allegedly as a Punishment
Indonesia says ‘Jurassic Park’ project on track despite UNESCO warnings
Video: Black bear captured after visiting California supermarket
Toddler aged 19 months is mauled to death by family Rottweiler
Shocking footage shows a teenage girl forcing a QUOKKA to inhale an e-cigarette
Target pulling products allegedly made with forced monkey labor
“By dropping Chaokoh, Target is joining thousands of stores that refuse to profit from chained monkeys’ misery,” PETA Executive Vice President Tracy Reiman wrote in a statement.
Target pulling products allegedly made with forced monkey labor
Dog Food Recalled Over Mold Concerns
Climate change is forcing sharks north
Durham police fatally shoot dog ‘latched on’ to a woman in latest Triangle dog attack
Girl, 12, is attacked by a shark in knee-high water on Maryland beach
Florida veterinarian, 40, pleads guilty to sexually abusing dogs in his care
Pa. Woman Mauled to Death While Breaking up Fight Between Dogs She Was Watching
5-Year-Old Had to Get Stitches After Police Dog Bit Him in the Face
America fails to make it into the top five places most likely to survive the end of the world
That's because its giant land borders make it vulnerable to migration from people who would be trying to escape climate disasters in their own countries: Think streams of people pouring over the southern border from Mexico or the northern border from Canada, for instance.
Five reasons ‘green growth’ won’t save the planet
Africa's most populous city is battling floods and rising seas. It may soon be unlivable
Bee Swarm Attack In Arizona Kills Man, Injures Several Others
600 Tons of Marine Life Washes Up on Tampa Bay’s Shore
Beach on Lake Tahoe's south shore is closed down after chipmunks test positive for the PLAGUE
