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Associated PressMoose kills Alaska man attempting to take photos of her newborn calves
A 70-year-old Alaska man who was attempting to take photos of two newborn moose calves was attacked and killed by their mother, authorities said Monday. The man killed Sunday was identified as Dale Chorman of Homer, said Austin McDaniel, a spokesperson for the Alaska Department of Public Safety. “As they were walking through the brush looking for the moose, that’s when the cow moose attacked Dale,” McDaniel said.
- The Hill
Florida meteorologist goes after DeSantis over climate change rollback
A television meteorologist in Florida slammed Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) for signing a bill that will remove the requirement for the state to consider climate change when creating energy policy and roll back nearly all references to climate change in state law. “Don’t say Climate Change! As Florida is on fire, underwater and unaffordable, our…
- GOBankingRates
6 Hybrid Vehicles To Stay Away From Buying
Not all hybrid cars are created equal. While some models offer excellent fuel efficiency, reliability and performance, others fall short. With so many options, it can be tough to separate the good...
- The Weather Network
Western snow steals the show this long weekend, more to come Monday
A stark divide across the country this long weekend put the West on snowy ground
- The Weather Network
Late snowfall puts a 'freeze' on summer for these provinces
It may be the end of May, but Mother Nature is putting a 'freeze' to the start of summer for many Canadians this week
- The Weather Network - Video
Multi day severe storms heading to Ontario and Quebec
The threat for severe storms will actually shift from eastern Ontario and Quebec to southwestern Ontario for Wednesday as the same storm triggers remain in place
- Popular Mechanics
A 50,000-Year-Old Block of Ice Paints the Most Chilling Picture of the Future Ever
The highest CO2 levels in 50,000 years is still 10 times less than our current anthropogenic climate nightmare.
- BBC
Warning over Asian hornets after record sightings
There have been 108 sightings of Asian hornets since 2016, of which 56 were in 2023.
- USA TODAY
Video shows alligator's 'death roll' amid struggle with officers on North Carolina highway
One North Carolina alligator wasn't too happy to be removed from the road, putting up a small fight with deputies as they moved it off the road.
- CBC
Cumberland House, Sask., has limited access to food, supplies, while Highway 123 is a 'muddy road,' locals say
According to Raven Chaboyer, if people want to drive in or out of Cumberland House, Sask., they're doing so at their own risk. Now, the community that is already running low on groceries and supplies could remain isolated for another week due to the rains in forecast."The roads are mushy and muddy. The trucks get stuck all the time. There's no cell service on that road, so if you get stuck, you're stuck there," the 17-year-old said."Our elders are very worried because most of them can't leave th
- USA TODAY
'Hungry, thirsty, and a little confused': Watch bear bring traffic to a standstill in California
Video footage captured by a commuter Dan Kanes showed the bear standing in the middle of State Route 14 near Santa Clarita as traffic came to a halt.
- Robb Report
This $30 Million Texas Ranch Comes With 6 Homes and an Epic Farm
The O|W Ranch near Corpus Christi is owned by one of the largest gas and oil dynasties in the Lone Star State.
- Canadian Press Videos
China’s rapid solar expansion comes with help from local residents and businesses
China is the runaway leader in supplying the world with the hardware to gather solar power. Shandong Province is taking an early lead in the country’s solar energy development. But the country’s grid is getting more than it can use in some places. Experts say China must quickly adapt to oversupply to remain leading in the global solar race. (AP Video: Olivia Zhang, Tian Macleod Ji, Ng Han Guan)
- CBC
Hitting the trails this spring? Dust off your feet before you head home
It's just a quick PSA: if you're on Island trails, remember to brush off your feet before driving away!That's the message from the Invasive Species Council as the group increasingly notices a correlation between foot traffic and the spread of invasive species — like plants that do not naturally occur on P.E.I."Invasive species, like any plant, puts out seeds and those seeds land in the dirt. And then when you are walking along the trail, and dirt will inevitably get picked up in your boots, seed
- POWER Magazine
DOE Announces Support for Plug Power Hydrogen Production Sites
The U.S. Dept. of Energy (DOE) announced it was preparing to make as much as a $1.66 billion loan guarantee to Latham, New York-based Plug Power, with the money earmarked […]
- USA TODAY
Black bear found with all four paws cut off, stolen in northern California
The bear was found dead in Foresthill in Placer County after someone reported hitting it with a vehicle. The next day, it was found with missing paws.
- The Weather Network
Muggy thunderstorm threat builds across southern Ontario, Quebec
A muggy air mass over southern Ontario will give way for strong and severe thunderstorms to develop Tuesday and Wednesday
- LA Times
Black bear had been killed by car, but then its paws were cut off and stolen
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is investigating after a black bear was found with its paws missing.
- The Canadian Press
Cooler, wetter weather aids B.C. wildfire fight in northeast
VANCOUVER — The BC Wildfire Service says cooler, wetter conditions are allowing crews to make progress in their firefight in the province's northeast where thousands of evacuees remain out of their homes for a second week. The service says the more seasonable weather is expected to persist until Wednesday. But it's warning that despite the favourable conditions, much of the province remains "unseasonably dry" due to the ongoing drought. It says that means fire fuels remain "very susceptible to i
- Euronews
Are India’s heatwaves getting worse with climate change? Delhi district records 47.8C heat
With India midway through its general election, there are concerns about the impact of the ongoing extreme heat on voters.