Iguanás Run Rampant in South Florida Following Record Heat
South Florida faces a growing iguana invasion as warm weather boosts numbers across Broward Miami Dade and Palm Beach. Iguana Control owner Portuallo says hundreds of thousands roam the region damaging property and causing power outages while experts call the population gigantic and out of control.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
South Florida
Thomas Portuallo
Florida
Richard Engeman
National Wildlife Research Center
Richard Beltran
Florida Power and Light
Beltran
FPL
Grace DeVita
Hollywood
Girl Scout Spurs Companies to Cut Plastic Straws
Shelby O Neill a California Girl Scout pushed Dignity Health Alaska Airlines and Farmer Brothers to curb plastic straw stirrer and lid use. Dignity halved straws from 8 million to 4 million annually, with items still available for patients.
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Girl Scout
San Francisco
Dignity Health
Shelby O'Neil
Shelby
San Juan Bautista
Calif
Jr Ocean Guardians
Dignity
Farmer Brothers Coffee
Alaska Airlines
California
Arizona
Nevada
Ings
Mary Ellen Leciejewski
Leciejewski
Jacqueline Drumheller
Drumheller
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts of America
Warming drives spread of toxic algae in U S
Salem alarms warn of algal toxins in the water as warming temperatures boost cyanobacteria blooms across U S reservoirs and lakes. Researchers link more frequent blooms to higher temperatures, droughts, and nutrient runoff, noting health risks and closures of recreation sites.
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U.S
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Wayne Carmichael
Wright State University
Carmichael
World Health Organization
Steven Chapra
Tufts University
Chapra
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Chopra
Utah
Lake Erie
Toledo
Ohio
New York
Florida
California
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DeVita
Portuallo
Iguana Control
Collier County
Parkland
University of Florida
Tribune New Service
Jack Site
Windstream
Law Enforcement
Fire & Ems
Lorain County Courthouse
Second St
Elyria
LCT
LC Transportation Center
Swing City Band
Raymond Ewers
Eamily
Lorain County
Ted Kalo
Lori Kokoski
Matt Lundy
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