I was telling a friend about a story I wrote recently, reporting on the E. Coli outbreak in Germany, how it was caused by eating bean sprouts, why it should be a warning to Americans, and how I’m sort of paranoid these days about eating anything that grows close to the ground. Because he knows […]
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Governor Martin O’Malley praised the Maryland State Board of Education today on the final vote approving an Environmental Literacy Graduation Requirement. The school board vote makes Maryland the first state in the country to pass such a requirement for graduation, ensuring that every student receives a comprehensive, diverse environmental education that meets the approval of
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This week we bring you a pair of unusual snakebite stories, where each victim learned a different- but very valuable-lesson about poisonous reptiles. Fangs, For Nothin’ A young New Jersey man learned a painful lesson this week: snakes don’t need or desire help in their travels. Nelson Drinkwater, 24, a self-described snake enthusiast and animal
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The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) is now offering a new online boating safety course provided by the BoatUS Foundation. The course can be found at www.BoatUS.org or www.wlf.louisiana.gov/boating/courses. The new online course is approved by LDWF and the National Association of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) and allows Louisiana boaters to get
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Heavy Boat Traffic Expected For Long July 4 Weekend Iowa will have a new, lower limit for boating while intoxicated beginning July 1. The new .08 blood alcohol concentration (BAC), signed into law this spring, is intended to reduce vessel accidents, injuries and fatalities caused by alcohol impaired boat operators. The previous blood alcohol limit
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United States Attorney Karen Loeffler announced that on June 3, 2011, Colorado resident Christopher Cassidy was sentenced in federal court in Fairbanks on two felony counts of violating the Lacey Act and eleven misdemeanor counts of violating the National Wildlife Refuge Act. The sentencing was a result of Cassidy’s earlier pleas of guilty to the
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My father always warned me that what goes around comes around. I’m sure he was talking about treating others how you would wish to be treated yourself, which I thought was the Golden Rule. But according to my old man, that decree was, in fact: He who has the gold, rules. Anyway, I was pondering
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