Stork extinction alarm spurs Save the Stork drive
London reports a dramatic decline in European White storks with experts calling it a calamity. The International Committee for Bird Preservation launches a Save-the-Stork campaign as farmers, scientists, and bird lovers push for targeted research, protection, and new nesting platforms to aid recovery.
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Repellent Works Against Bugs Not People
Iowa State entomologist Earle Raun notes repellents like diethyltoluamide provide long lasting protection against mosquitoes ticks and mites while remaining pleasant to use. The guidance urges reading labels and following directions as repellents remain effective for diverse insects with non greasy feel and fragrance.
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Class Discipline May Spur Fighting
Estes Park Colorado AP report quotes Dr. John Anderson from the University of Minnesota saying strict classroom control triggers student aggression. He urges substantial periods of relaxation to help students tolerate discipline and notes attacks on weaker children as a warning sign.
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