Fatal boat strikes — which took life of beloved whale this year — on the rise in NYC area and killing more sea mammals
Marine life is flooding New York City’s waterways once again — but the conservation win is having an unfortunate side effect.
With 500 species, Long Island is a birders' paradise
Estimates of the bird population vary, but experts say between 300 to 500 species can be found at various times of the year ...
The naturalness of the seasonal time change: Researchers question basis of modern criticism
What is the best time to start the day in view of the variation in when the sun rises? This is the problem analyzed by Jorge ...
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A study highlights the naturalness of the seasonal time change and questions the basis of modern criticism of the practice
The study published in RSOS reviews the impact of the seasonal time change on human health, considering two types of effects: those associated with the change itself, and those associated with the per ...
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How California's Inland Empire Is Preparing for the Future
The Inland Empire now ranks as the 12th-largest metropolitan area in the U.S., thanks to Ontario and Rancho Cucamonga, the ...
Does Arizona have the deadliest weather in US? Here's why this study says its so dangerous
From climate change to urban heat island, Arizona's weather is killing and injuring people. Here's why Arizona's weather is ...
The Best Small Towns to Visit Across America
Small towns are ideal for weekend getaways, offering just enough diversions to be entertaining without being overwhelming, ...
10 Best Places in the U.S. for Summer Travel
Forget the Hamptons or South Florida: Some of America’s best beaches are on this unlikely strip of the Gulf Coast, covering ...
Dodge the crowds: Other places to go in the world’s top tourist cities
The world’s most popular cities may be inundated with tourists, but you don’t have to become part of the crowd – just switch ...
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Undersized lobsters seized at Brooklyn market, by Oscar Fock
It was a bitterly cold winter morning (probably) on Jan. 27 when New York State Environmental Conservation Officers Bieber and Keegan, fresh out of basic school (the Department of Environmental ...