Missouri town pauses horse slaughter plant plans
Rockville Missouri with a population of 166 delayed hopes for a defunct beef plant turned horse slaughter facility. Legal battles over ownership and uncertain USDA inspections cloud reopening, as supporters cite humane treatment while opponents push abolition.
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United States
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Mexico
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Blue iguanas rebound in Cayman Islands breeding program
In Grand Cayman the blue iguana population has risen from near extinction to about 700 individuals in protected areas. The Blue Iguana Recovery Program, led by Fred Burton, saves the species through captive breeding, release into habitat, and international conservation support.
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International
Steamy sewage stinks up St. Louis
Heat and drought slow sewer flow in St. Louis region causing sulfurous odors to surface. Old combined systems release gases as untreated sewage stagnates. experts note dried traps and slower decomposition raise hydrogen sulfide levels, with residents from north St. Louis to Tower Grove affected.
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Quincy
Ill
Washington Avenue
Lance LeComb
St. Louis Metropolitan
LeComb
Funk Street
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