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- Breitbart Bears on the news 1. "Bear Breaks Into California Home, Leaves Without Taking Anything" - Breitbart, May 2020 2. "Grizzly Bears Are Making a Comeback in Yellowstone National Park" - National Geographic, June 2020 3. "Bear Invades California Town, Causes Panic" - The Guardian, July 2020 4. "Bear Sightings Increase in Alaska as Climate Change Warms the Region" - The New York Times, August 2020 5. "Bear Attack in Montana Leaves One Dead and Two Injured" - ABC News, September 2020 6. "Record Numbers of Black Bears Spotted in Colorado" - Denver Post, October 2020 7. "Bear Sightings Rise in Canadian Rockies" - CBC News, November 2020 8. "Bear Population Grows in California as Wildfires Destroy Habitat" - The Washington Post, December 2020
A Chicago law could shift where heavy industry operates — and who bears the burden of pollution – Environmental News Bits
Read the full story at Grist.. Chicago city leaders are set to consider a major overhaul in how and where polluting businesses are allowed to open, nearly two years after the city settled a civil rights complaint that alleged a pattern of discrimination threatening the health of low-income communities of color. The measure, expected to be introduced…
Dominican University Honors Writing Students Review 2025 One Earth Film Festival Film Selection: Bad River — One Earth Film Festival
The documentary film Bad River by Mary Mazzio and members of the Bad River Ojibwe travels through time to actively voice a story of persistence and strength. Alongside the winding path of Bad River, their forebears were known as the Lake Superior Ojibwe, protectors of an ancient freshwater lake. J
Anxious Rescue Lion Experiences Freedom for the First Time, and His Reaction Is Heartwarming
Imagine being trapped in a world where freedom feels like a distant dream—a reality many animals face due to human cruelty. But every so often, hope shines through in the actions of kind-hearted people who can’t bear to see them suffer any longer. This is the uplifting tale of six …
Teacher Finds Shocking Surprise Inside School Dumpster
Imagine coming to school on a Monday morning expecting a normal day, only to be greeted by a wild bear. That’s exactly what happened to James Marsh, the principal of Zela Elementary School. Over the weekend, locks had been placed on the school’s outdoor dumpster. This was because staff noticed …
Harper’s Big Week: New Digs, Wet Food Wins, and Bittersweet Goodbyes | Cuteavalanche 24/7 Foster Cat Cam
Today was a big day for Harper. Let’s break down her latest adventures—and why we’re already feeling bittersweet about her progress. New Enclosure, New Adventures Harper moved into her larger enclosure this week, giving her plenty of space to explore as she starts staying awake longer. Soon, she’ll develop actual interests (beyond napping and screaming for bottles). What’s Inside: Two-Level Scratcher: For climbing and sharpening those tiny claws. Get Ready for Chaos! Kicker Toy: Ready for when her destructive urges kick in. Litter Box: Full disclosure—if you see “stuff” in there for hours (or days), it’s there on purrpose. We’re not slacking—just leaving “samples” to teach her the ropes! So far she hasn't shown much interest in the box and is only going when stimulated. Hopefully that changes soon. Wet Food: A Love Story The moment we’ve all waited for: Harper’s first taste of wet food. Spoiler: She’s obsessed. Watch her go full foodie mode (and maybe lick the bowl clean):🔗 Harper’s Wet Food Debut https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AFOT3vfabEU She’s already gained a ton of weight from just a few meals. Progress? Absolutely. But her instant leap into “big kitten energy” means her time with us is almost up. She’ll head to another foster in 1-2 weeks—so start practicing your goodbyes now. Community Shoutouts: Heroes Behind the Scenes None of this would be possible without YOU. This week’s MVPs: ChaosTheGardner: Sent a couple of cans of KMR for future bottle babies. enough that if we get 2 fosters they're stay with us will lmost be completely Covered. Ormekhmm: Gifted a card that Amanda used to buy Harper’s scratcher, kicker toy, and other supplies. You folks make the magic happen. 🐾 Fundraiser Check-In Our Tiltify Kitten Season Fundraiser is still pushing toward $500. Your support keeps us stocked with: Wet food for hungry furballs Toys for future chaos agents Tiltify Current Rewards: $15: Give a house cat a Churu (Bear and Moose are on standby). $25: Make Sam wear cat ears on stream (he’s “practicing”). $30: Sam and Amanda take the BeanBoozle challenge (pray for them). Once we hit $500 on the Tiltify I'll unlock some more fun rewards 👉 Donate Here Urgent: Save Our Memories! Twitch highlights and Facebook broadcasts are vanishing. Help us archive years of fosters (including Harper’s early days!) by grabbing a hard drive from our Wishlist. Name your drive, and we’ll tag it forever. 👉 Amazon Wishlist Get Ready to Say GoodBye Harper’s journey is why we do this—even if it means crying in our coffee when she leaves. But that's price of progress, we'll be saying our Farewells soon and Harper will go off to another foster who will take her through to Adoption. Cross your fingers for updates, but we can't make any promises that the other foster will abide. Thanks for helping us turn helpless blobs into thriving, wet food-loving tornadoes of floof. News about News Letters Quick update, we previously ran our newsletter through Mailchimp, but after years of not sending out newsletters ever we made a change. Not long ago, WordPress (our blog) made an update to include a Newsletter as part of the blogs service so we've imported all our Newsletter subscribers to our blogs internal list. And thus you probably saw this in your email (if you're a subscriber) - if you didn't you can sign up below so you don't miss out on any new blogs!
UNESCO names 16 new Global Geoparks - Eco News
The UNESCO Global Geoparks Network, which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary, brings together territories recognized for their rich geological heritage – rock formations, mountain or volcanic ranges, caves, canyons, fossil sites or ancient desert landscapes – which bear witness to our planet’s history, evolution and climate. These sites are also places for conservation and […]