Associated Pressadded this to PoliticsDonald Trump Trump, outsider-turned-insider, sells self as rebel for 2020Associated Press - By JONATHAN LEMIRE and ZEKE MILLER, Associated PressWASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump captured the Republican Party and then the presidency in 2016 as an insurgent intent on disrupting the status quo. As he mounts his bid for reelection, Trump is
ABC NewsNOAA 261 bottlenose dolphins have washed dead up along the Gulf Coast since February: NOAAABC News - Julia Jacobo More than 200 bottlenose dolphins have become stranded on beaches along the Gulf of Mexico from Louisiana to Florida since Feb. 1, according to the …
Sky Newsadded this to World NewsBottlenose Dolphins Wanted - private beaches for rotting 40-tonne whale carcassessky.com Authorities say by having a rotting carcass on your land you can "help support the natural processes of the marine environment". The number of dead …
Splinter added this to ImmigrationFlorida Legislature DeSantis Signs Sanctuary Cities Ban Into Law, Despite Florida Having No Sanctuary Citiessplinternews.com - David Boddiger In a political move that serves no other purpose than to appeal to Florida’s xenophobic Republican base, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law …
The Guardianadded this to EnvironmentDolphins Hundreds of dolphins have died along Gulf Coast since February, scientists sayThe Guardian - Associated PressAt least 279 dolphins have become stranded across much of the US Gulf Coast since the start of February, triple the usual number, and about 98% of them have died, scientists from the National Oceanic Atmospheric
Fox NewsDolphins Hundreds of dolphins stranded, wash up dead along US Gulf Coast, officials sayFox News - Nicole DarrahHundreds of dolphins have washed up dead along the U.S. Gulf Coast in recent months — an event so strange it's been deemed an "unusual mortality event" by the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration.
TPFadded this to ☠️🌎 ⚠️ Earth In Crisis: News & Views— Climate Change • War • Refugees • Natural Disasters • Food Security • Pandemics • Extinctions • NOAA More than 260 dead dolphins found on Gulf Coast since February, triple the usual amount NOAA saysaccuweather.com - By Chaffin Mitchell Scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are investigating why bottlenose dolphins are stranding themselves at an …
TPFadded this to AMAZING CREATURES: BIG AND SMALL. WILD AND DOMESTICATEDLouisiana Over 200 dead dolphins found from Louisiana to Floridaclick2houston.com - By Amir Vera, CNN (CNN) - A total of 261 bottlenose dolphins were found stranded between Louisiana and the Florida Panhandle, officials said. Authorities discovered the …
VICESanctuary Cities Florida Doesn’t Have Any Sanctuary Cities. The Governor Just Banned Them Anyway.VICE - Gaby del ValleFlorida’s governor just banned so-called sanctuary cities in a state with an estimated 200,000 undocumented immigrants. The bill, which was passed by the state legislature in May, also requires local enforcement
Professor Futon Spooninadded this to These Are A Few Of Our Favorite ThingsNOAA NOAA Investigates Surge in Dead Dolphins Along the Gulf CoastGizmodo - George Dvorsky Since the beginning of February, over 260 bottlenose dolphin strandings have been documented along the northern Gulf Coast, prompting the declaration …
ABC NewsNOAA NOAA: 260 dolphins dead on Gulf Coast, triple usual numberABC News - The Associated Press Authorities say more than 260 dolphins have stranded across the U.S. Gulf Coast since Feb. 1, triple the usual number. National Oceanic and …
TPFadded this to AMAZING CREATURES: BIG AND SMALL. WILD AND DOMESTICATEDNOAA Dolphins: Number of bottlenose dolphin deaths in Gulf of Mexico triple, according to NOAACBS News - CBS/AP Bottlenose dolphins are stranding themselves at an unusually high rate in the northern Gulf of Mexico, including Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and …
POLITICOadded this to PoliticsFlorida Florida governor to sign sanctuary city measure into lawPOLITICO - By GARY FINEOUT and MATT DIXONTALLAHASSEE — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday is expected to sign a sweeping bill to ban sanctuary cities, keeping a campaign promise to enact hard-line immigration policies that had stalled previously
Cargo Magazinadded this to Cargo MagazinNOAA NASA overcomes military's GPS tweaks to peer inside hurricanessciencemag.org - Paul Voosen A mission to probe winds deep inside hurricanes, where most satellites cannot see and few aircraft venture, is showing signs of success despite an …
Miami Heraldadded this to NewsMiami International Airport Trump is flying into Miami next week as he launches reelection campaign in Floridamiamiherald.com - By David Smiley Trump is flying into Miami next week as he launches reelection campaign in Florida President Donald Trump is planning to fly to Miami next week around …
Ted Martinadded this to Current StreetGeek Watch: Winds Whip Up a ‘Poolnado’ at Florida ResortGeek - By Stephanie Valera Here’s something that definitely isn’t in the hotel brochure. A man staying at Panama City, Florida resort captured the moment strong tropical winds …
AccuWeatheradded this to ACCU NEWSFlorida When will drier weather return to the southeastern US?accuweather.com - By Kyle Elliott A piece of the storm system that dumped more than 12 inches of rain and triggered major flooding in parts of western North Carolina this past weekend …
The New York Timesadded this to OpinionBarack Obama Connect the Dots to See Where Trump’s Taking UsThe New York Times - By THOMAS L. FRIEDMANJust when you think you’ve seen and heard it all from Donald Trump, he sinks to a new low that leaves you speechless and wondering: Is he crazy, is he evil, is he maniacally committed to unwinding every
NBC NewsHurricane Michael What happens to a forestry community in the aftermath of a disaster?NBC News - NBCNews.comWhen Hurricane Michael struck the Florida Panhandle in October 2018 the category 5 storm wiped out more than $1 billion worth of timber. The community is still waiting for federal assistance as the 2019
Tampa Bay Timesadded this to The Buzz on Florida PoliticsFlorida Politics Mike Hill makes this week’s Winner/Loser in Florida politicstampabay.com - By Amy Hollyfield and Michael Van Sickler The Florida Panhandle. It’s hard to call the part of the state ravaged by Hurricane Michael a “winner,” but you can’t exaggerate just what a relief …
Patchadded this to Washington, DC PatchTropical Cyclones MD Hurricane Season 2019 Begins: Number Of Storms, How To PreparePatch - Deb Belt ANNAPOLIS, MD — The 2019 Atlantic hurricane season began June 1, and Maryland officials want residents to plan for a storm now, long before any …
Garden & Gun MagazineFlorida Two for the Road: A Son’s Eulogy for his FatherGarden & Gun Magazine - Taylor BrownSharing a love of motorcycles with his father brings author Taylor Brown a lifetime of lessons along the South’s back roads—including how to say goodbye The eldest of six siblings, he spent much of his
Roll Calladded this to PoliticsFlorida Bracing for impact: Is the military climate ready?Roll Call - Nathan Ouellette When Hurricane Michael struck the Florida panhandle on Oct. 10, 2018, it rolled right over the top of Tyndall Air Force Base, damaging nearly every …
NBC Newsadded this to Top StoriesFlorida Hurricane-hit Florida Panhandle awaits aid as wildfire risk loomsNBC News - NBCNews.comHurricane Michael wiped out more than $1 billion worth of timber in the Florida Panhandle when it struck in October, and nearly eight months later the community is still waiting for federal assistance
ssandra oppadded this to Interesting Articles About Places Around The WorldBeaches These are the top 10 beaches in AmericaCNBC - Jimmy Im The No. 1 beach in America is Kailua Beach Park in Kailua Bay, Oahu, Hawaii. That's according to Dr. Beach, aka Stephen P. Leatherman, a coastal …
POLITICOadded this to PoliticsDemocratic Party Florida Democrats aim to end a string of deflating losses. Orlando is step one.POLITICO - By GARY FINEOUT and MATT DIXONTALLAHASSEE — Florida’s Democrats, who have been battered by a string of narrow yet demoralizing defeats, once again are saying wait until next year. “We are close to the mountain top but we have got keep
Fox Newsadded this to Top StoriesTexas Rising temperatures bring threat of fire to the westFox News - Janice DeanA Multi-day heavy rain event will continue from the southern Plains and Gulf Coast into the southern Appalachians and southern Mid-Atlantic, with flash flooding possible in Southeastern Louisiana today
AudioburstDonald Trump Listen: Trump signs long-delayed $19 billion disaster bill into lawAudioburst - News 96.5 WDBO "Coverage. President Trump has given final approval to the long delayed package of disaster relief to help those hit by hurricanes floods, and …
CBS NewsBaton Rouge, LA Louisiana flooding: More rain could hit Gulf Coast after flooding turns deadlyCBS News - Mireya Villarreal Baton Rouge, La. — Cities along the Gulf Coast in Texas, Louisiana, and the Florida panhandle have been getting hammered by rain, including up to a …
Alabama Heavy rain possible across Alabama today. And tomorrow. And the weekend. -al.com - www.al.com More rain is in the forecast for all of Alabama today, and it could really add up in some areas. A few strong to severe storms will also be possible …
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