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Monterey Bay Aquarium: Providing otter love through surrogacy program

The Monterey Bay Aquarium's surrogacy program for orphaned otters has been a successful initiative since its inception in 2001, allowing orphaned pups to bond with rehabilitated adult females. This program not only supports wildlife rehabilitation but also fosters public awareness and appreciation for marine life conservation.

How a memorial to WWII sex slaves ignited a battle in Berlin

A memorial in Berlin dedicated to WWII sex slaves has sparked significant controversy, particularly among Japanese officials who are demanding its removal. The Statue of Peace, inaugurated on September 28, 2020, has become a focal point for discussions around historical remembrance and reconciliation.

Count salmon. Get paid. Expect grizzlies

Alaska's weirs play a critical role in managing salmon populations, providing job opportunities for local workers while also posing challenges such as encounters with grizzly bears. The article highlights the importance of these tools in sustaining fisheries and the broader ecological impacts they have.

Health Secretary Becerra touts extreme heat protections. Farmworkers want more

Health Secretary Becerra announced new protections for farmworkers against extreme heat, highlighting ongoing efforts in five states to ensure worker safety. However, farmworkers are advocating for more comprehensive measures to address their needs amid rising temperatures.

Decades of national suicide prevention policies haven’t slowed the deaths

Despite decades of national suicide prevention policies, recent statistics reveal that suicide rates continue to rise in the United States. Federal officials have launched multiple strategies over the past two decades, with the latest introduced in April, yet the impact on reducing deaths remains minimal.

Health Secretary Becerra touts extreme heat protections. Farmworkers want more

Health Secretary Becerra highlights the importance of extreme heat protections for farmworkers, emphasizing that five states currently implement safety measures for workers in both outdoor and indoor environments. However, many farmworkers are calling for stronger protections and more comprehensive measures to ensure their safety during extreme heat events.

Authors and Ideas Festival spends a day with local students

The Authors and Ideas Festival engaged local students in a day of exploration and learning, providing them with opportunities to broaden their perspectives. Participants expressed that this experience was eye-opening, highlighting its significance in their educational journey.

Monterey-Salinas Transit poised to build new bus road

Monterey-Salinas Transit is set to construct a new bus road aimed at improving public transportation in the region. The initiative has been positively received by local officials, who emphasize the importance of effective conflict resolution in the project's development.

New COVID-19 XEC variant circulating just before fall

A new COVID-19 variant, known as XEC, has been identified just before the fall season, raising concerns among health officials. Researchers from the CDC indicate that existing vaccines and booster shots should still provide protection against this variant.

Monterey-Salinas Transit poised to build new bus road

Monterey-Salinas Transit is set to construct a new bus road aimed at improving public transportation in the region. This initiative highlights the organization's commitment to enhancing connectivity and resolving conflicts efficiently.

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