Jorge Bejarano6h ago

El lecho marino de Sussex muestra signos de recuperación cinco años después de la prohibición de la pesca de arrastre. Cinco años después de que se prohibiera la pesca de arrastre de fondo en más de 300 km² del lecho marino frente a la costa sur de Inglaterra, comienzan a surgir los primeros indicios de recuperación del ecosistema. Los bancos de mejillones se están restableciendo, las poblaciones de peces están aumentando y las condiciones están mejorando para los bosques de algas marinas, que habían disminuido un 96 %. Oceanographic

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Ada Palmer7h ago
Arctic seals have regained one of their most important legal protections. A federal appeals court in the US has reinstated nearly 160 million acres of critical habitat for bearded and ringed seals off Alaska’s Arctic coast, reversing a 2024 lower-court ruling that had struck down the habitat designation. The court recognized that seals “need room to roam and rely on resources spread out over a wide area, including sea ice that is ‘dynamic’ by nature.” https://biologicaldiversity.org/w/news/press-releases/victory-judge-reinstates-alaska-critical-habitat-for-bearded-ringed-seals-2026-03-25/
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Victory: Court Reinstates Alaska Critical Habitat for Bearded, Ringed Seals

Center for Biological Diversity: ANCHORAGE, Alaska— A federal appeals court today upheld the National Marine Fisheries Service’s designation of nearly 160 million acres of waters off Alaska’s Arctic coast as critical habitat for imperiled bearded and ringed seals.

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Ada Palmer10h ago
Arctic seals have regained one of their most important legal protections. A federal appeals court in the US has reinstated nearly 160 million acres of critical habitat for bearded and ringed seals off Alaska’s Arctic coast, reversing a 2024 lower-court ruling. buff.ly/kB0iIYe #ShareGoodNewsToo

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Victory: Court Reinstates Alaska Critical Habitat for Bearded, Ringed Seals

Center for Biological Diversity: ANCHORAGE, Alaska— A federal appeals court today upheld the National Marine Fisheries Service’s designation of nearly 160 million acres of waters off Alaska’s Arctic coast as critical habitat for imperiled bearded and ringed seals.

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Mark Dominus21h ago

Montana Supreme Court Blocks Policy Barring Transgender People from Updating Identity Documents

“Our Montana Constitution requires the State to treat individuals with dignity even as it exercises its broad police powers. This bold constitutional proposition protects all individuals and does so equally.”

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Montana Supreme Court Blocks Policy Barring Transgender People from Updating Identity Documents | American Civil Liberties Union

HELENA - Earlier today, the Montana Supreme Court upheld a District Court order temporarily preventing the State of Montana from enforcing policies that...

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Ada Palmer1d ago
Sussex seabed shows recovery five years after trawling ban. Five years after bottom trawling was banned across more than 300 km² of seabed off southern England, early signs of ecosystem recovery are emerging. Mussel beds are re-establishing, fish populations are increasing, and conditions are improving for kelp forests that had declined by 96%. Oceanographic
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Sussex seabed shows early revival five years after trawling ban - Oceanographic

Five years after a trawling ban by the Sussex Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority, signs of recovery are emerging along Sussex.

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Mark Dominus1d ago

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Ada Palmer1d ago
5 years after bottom trawling was banned across more than 300 km² of seabed off southern England, early signs of ecosystem recovery are emerging. Mussel beds are re-establishing, fish populations are increasing, & conditions are improving for kelp forests. buff.ly/vnOTVLk #ShareGoodNewsToo

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Sussex seabed shows early revival five years after trawling ban - Oceanographic

Five years after a trawling ban by the Sussex Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority, signs of recovery are emerging along Sussex.

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Jorge Bejarano2d ago

La ciudad más grande de Vietnam está a punto de ofrecer autobuses gratuitos. Ciudad Ho Chi Minh, con 14 millones de habitantes, está preparando un plan anual de 280 millones de dólares para que todos los viajes en autobús dentro de la ciudad sean gratuitos, con el objetivo de aumentar el número de pasajeros en un 30 % y reducir el tráfico y las emisiones. Esta política se basa en los subsidios existentes y en una creciente flota de autobuses eléctricos. VN Express

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Rich Stein (he/him)2d ago
"Before the Legend, There Was Skipper" — the Prince formerly known as Skipper the Babysitter. Nice story.
https://storycorps.org/stories/prince-babysitter-remembrance/
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“Prince was my babysitter": Before the Legend, There Was Skipper - StoryCorps

Yvette Thompson and her mother, Sue McLilly, remember the neighborhood boy they called Skipper, who would later become the musical icon Prince.

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Ada Palmer2d ago
Viet Nam’s largest city is about to make buses free. Ho Chi Minh City, home to 14 million people, is preparing a $280 million annual plan to make all intra-city bus travel free, aiming to increase ridership by about 30% and reduce traffic and emissions. The policy builds on existing subsidies and a growing electric bus fleet. VN Express https://e.vnexpress.net/news/news/traffic/ho-chi-minh-city-to-spend-280m-a-year-to-make-bus-travel-free-for-all-5058105.html
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Ho Chi Minh City to spend $280M a year to make bus travel free for all

Ho Chi Minh City is preparing to allocate around VND7 trillion (US$280 million) annually to make bus travel free across the city, with authorities aiming to finalize the policy by late April.

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