Historic Althea Sherman tower nurtures chimney swifts again
In Cedar County, the 1915 Althea Sherman tower near Buchanan hosts four chimney swift chicks this nesting season. The tower, built by ornithologist Althea Sherman in Clayton County, was restored by the Cedar County Historical Society and Johnson County Songbird Project after years of neglect. Barbara Boyle and the Scarths document the ongoing brood, tracing a century of study and conservation.
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Green groups rethink biofuels policy amid backlash
Environmentalists who once backed biofuels now oppose the Renewable Fuel Standard citing higher carbon emissions and wildlife habitat loss. After a decade of urging ethanol blends, critics warn agricultural runoff and prairie-to-cropland conversion may prompt lawmakers to revise the mandate next year.
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Trump fights criticism as Khan clash highlights combative tone
The wave of reaction to Donald Trump’s national TV remarks about Khizr Khan underscores his confrontational style. Khan’s claim that his wife could not speak due to grief frames Trump’s challenge to broaden support, as delegates and voters weigh patriotism and candor ahead of the general election.
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The Gazette Volume 134 Issue 205
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