Interior bans lead in waterfowl with steel shot ruling
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service backs the Interior Department shift to non toxic steel shot. National Wildlife Federation official cites new findings by Mitton Friend detailing lead poisoning deaths of thousands of Canada geese swans and snow geese. The piece notes bird health impacts and legal actions involving NWF NRA and the 1974 plan.
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Jumping Rope Moves From Gyms To Backyards In Fashion
The jump rope shifts from a children’s pastime to a widespread fitness tool across professions from actresses to welders. Doctors warn of stresses if misused, but the equipment evolves with fancy handles, digital counters, and bright colors while highlighting private workouts and small space portability.
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Denver water use stays below five-year average
Denver water customers again used well below the five year average as heat mounted. A board spokesman said that by Sunday water use was 27 percent under the pre June 1 restriction level, totaling 290 million gallons as 88 degree heat arrived, with the five year July 17 average at 256 million. Daily use since June 1 averaged 255 million gallons, with a peak 301 million on July 11.
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Alaskan pipeline could become largest electrical conductor
Researchers at the University of Alaska warn the 1100 mile Prudhoe Bay to Balde2 pipeline might act as one long conductor under aurora borealis. Up to 1000 amperes could arc into the ground, risking corrosion unless grounded cables are installed. auroras impact compass and radio use globally.
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Geophysical Institute
Prudhoe Bay
Balde2
National Geographic Society
Seneca
Italy
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