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Month: July 2023

Wildlife officials search for a wayward sea otter harassing surfers, kayakers off California coast

By OLGA R. RODRIGUEZ Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Wildlife officials were trying to capture a wayward sea otter Thursday that has been wresting surfboards away from surfers and aggressively approaching kayakers off the coast of Santa Cruz, California. The 5-year-old female otter has shown aggression toward people for several weeks and poses a

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Northwestern fires head baseball coach amid allegations of ‘bullying and abusive behavior,’ per report

By Jacob Lev, CNN (CNN) — Northwestern has fired head baseball coach Jim Foster, the school announced on Thursday. According to the Chicago Tribune, the firing comes amid allegations that Foster “engaged in bullying and abusive behavior.” Per the report, Foster was investigated by the school’s human resources department. The investigation found “sufficient evidence” that Foster

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What is El Niño?

By Brandon Miller, Nick Thompson and Jennifer Gray, CNN (CNN) — El Niño is a climate pattern that originates in the Pacific Ocean along the equator and impacts weather all over the world. Warm water normally is confined to the western Pacific by winds that blow from east to west, pushing it toward Indonesia and

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“No había nadie”: ¿a qué se debe la reducción visitantes en Disney World y Universal Orlando este verano?

Alexandra Ferguson Los Ángeles (CNN) — Las largas filas y aglomeraciones suelen formar parte de los parques temáticos de Florida durante los meses del verano boreal. Sin embargo, los visitantes de Walt Disney World y Universal Orlando podrían tener un respiro esta temporada. Los tiempos de espera en las atracciones de ambos complejos se han

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EU lifts curbs on food imports from Fukushima area as Japan set to release nuclear water into sea

By Olesya Dmitracova and Alex Stambaugh, CNN London/Hong Kong (CNN) — The European Union has lifted all import restrictions on food, including fish, produced near the Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan just as Tokyo prepares to release treated radioactive wastewater into the ocean. The bloc’s move follows positive results from tests carried out on the

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