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Protected zone could grow to help lobster stocks
7+ hour, 6+ min ago (174+ words) Jersey could expand a protected fishing zone around Les Écréhous in a bid to reverse declining lobster catches. Proposals lodged by Environment Minister Mary Le Hegarat would increase the size of the existing zone, about six miles (10km) north-east of Jersey,…...
Letter: Feral cat feeding ban exacerbates problem
3+ hour ago (162+ words) Sunday, September 13, 2026 77° Today's Paper The Star-Advertiser editorial board supports the proposed law prohibiting cat colony feeding on public lands, intending to curb cat colonies (“Enact law to curb feral cat colonies,” Our View, Aug. 19). It will not work, for several…...
Free on-site energy assistance enrollment returns to the Hudson Valley
21+ hour, 24+ min ago (228+ words) MILLBROOK- Cornell Cooperative Extension Dutchess County, in partnership with the Mid-Hudson Regional Clean Energy Hub and Central Hudson, will host a free community Energy Savings Simplified event on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Highland Falls Library (Community Room), 298 Main…...
Cat attacks taking a toll on Vancouver Island wildlife, rescue group warns
16+ hour, 46+ min ago (351+ words) A Vancouver Island wildlife rescue is urging cat owners to reconsider letting their pets roam freely outdoors, saying cat attacks are its leading human-influenced cause of admissions. “Some animals sustain only minor injuries, while many others suffer irreparable fractures and…...
Jersey protected zone could grow to help lobster stocks
2+ hour, 24+ min ago (220+ words) Jersey could expand a protected fishing zone around Les Écréhous in a bid to reverse declining lobster catches. Proposals lodged by Environment Minister Mary Le Hegarat would increase the size of the existing zone, about six miles (10km) north-east of Jersey,…...
Letter to the editor: Addressing Lyme crisis starts with climate action
1+ day, 5+ hour ago (253+ words) Like many neighbors who love biking and being outdoors in our beautiful woods, we’ve had Lyme disease firsthand — and wouldn’t wish it on anyone. We’re seeing far more ticks and aggressive varieties expanding across our backyards, with reported Lyme cases…...
Chestnut Forest Carbon Works Archives
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (32+ words) VTDigger Member-supported journalism. Informing and engaging Vermont. 17 years of free investigative news, powered by readers like you. Will you help us keep this public service strong?...
Fall Foliage Is Changing, UVM Scientists Explain Why
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (320+ words) Lake Seymour in Morgan., Vt. Fall foliage tourism generates more than $1 billion nationally each year, and more than $600 million in Vermont alone, according to state data. As leaf-peeping season approaches, three University of Vermont researchers explained the science behind the…...
Massachusetts bill could cut solar permit waits from months to 24 hours, and save $3,000
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (615+ words) In Massachusetts, homeowners can end up waiting longer on rooftop solar paperwork than on the installation itself. Lawmakers in the state are considering a proposal that could cut solar and battery permit approvals from months to roughly 24 hours. That could…...
Septembers with the most precipitation in New York since 1895
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (81+ words) Stacker Septembers with the most precipitation in New York since 1895 Stacker compiled a ranking of the Septembers with the most precipitation in New York since 1895 using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information. Rankings are based on the highest…...