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1 day ago |
thecooldown.com | Laurelle Stelle
One homeowner at the end of their rope detailed why a homeowners association made terrible neighbors. The original poster shared their experience in an anti-HOA subreddit. "My home is NOT part of an HOA," they said firmly. "I live in the suburbs of a major metro area," they added. "So, it's a patchwork of various developments of varying ages that border onto each other.
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1 day ago |
thecooldown.com | Laurelle Stelle
E-waste from vape cartridges is becoming a deeply frustrating problem. Besides being made for single use, they're often designed with electronics like LED screens and lithium batteries — components that cause major pollution when they're tossed in with the ordinary trash. They should definitely be recycled — but it's not recommended to do it like one Redditor in a recent post on the r/Upcycling subreddit.
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1 day ago |
thecooldown.com | Laurelle Stelle
Invasive tilapia have been threatening endangered cod populations in Australia's Mary River, but experts say the cod are biting back, the Australian Broadcasting Corp. reported. Conservationists from Burnett Mary Regional Group performed a routine survey in April, which involved catching and testing some of the region's Mary River cod.
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1 day ago |
thecooldown.com | Laurelle Stelle
It's one of the known problems with plastic pollution: Marine animals like seals and whales keep turning up dead with their stomachs full of plastic bags and deflated Mylar balloons, having eaten these nonfood items until it kills them. That makes some sense near the surface, where the soft shape of a drifting bag might be mistaken for a jellyfish or squid, but what about deep underwater, where hunting whales can't even see the plastic?
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2 days ago |
yahoo.com | Laurelle Stelle
While people across the country celebrate the return of water to reservoirs depleted by drought, one reservoir was overfull. Barren River Lake in Kentucky set records for depth in April after the state experienced a season of severe weather and flooding, WCLU reported. What's happening? On April 7, Barren River Lake set a record, reaching the deepest water level it had ever achieved at 583.6 feet mean sea level. It kept rising from there and peaked April 16-17 at 586.04 feet.
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