Global anti racism protests surge across Europe and beyond
Thousands join Black Lives Matter rallies from London to Madrid and Rome. Demonstrators target historic statues in Brussels and London while highlighting police violence and racism. Crowds gather in Hong Kong Rio de Janeiro Milan Barcelona and Tel Aviv, urging justice for George Floyd and broader racial equality.
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Virus disrupts global fight to save endangered species
Biologist Carlos Ruiz and his team face setbacks as a yellow fever outbreak, then coronavirus, halts vaccination work and parks closures complicate conservation of golden lion tamarins in Brazil. Researchers worry about missing the window to save the species while parks stay shut and cameras are damaged.
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What defund the police could mean in protests
Protests use the phrase to urge reallocating funds from police to community services rather than abolishing departments. Advocates cite shifting resources to housing and education and improving public safety through community-based models. Critics and Trump frame it as a call to end policing.
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Blue stone River Trail gets new 150000 grant for construction
Virginia Transportation Alternatives and Recreational Trails Program funds from the WVDOT and Federal Highway Administration back a $150,000 grant for the Bluestone River Trail in Mercer County. The project will fund construction and extend the trail from Brush Creek Falls Pavilion along Brush Creek Road to the Bluestone River, linking to Pipestem as plans progress. Local officials note delays from COVID 19 and emphasize partnering with The Nature Conservancy to secure rights of way and support.
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