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Tick Populations Are Booming Across the U.S. And Displaying ‘Alarming’ New Behavior

by Sophie Kaemmerle 23/6/25 Yahoo News

Summer is the thick of tick season. If you spend a lot of time outdoors during the warmer months, whether it’s in the backwoods or the backyard, you’ve probably taken your precautions. It turns out those precautions may be more important than ever, with tick populations not just exploding, but migrating. We’ll tell you what you need to know to protect yourself and your loved ones. Also in today’s news digest: hurricane season’s false start, the year’s first heat wave, and IKEA’s surprise closings.
Mercury exposure linked to high youth suicides in Canada First Nation

by Leyland Cecco 20/7/23 The Guardian

Decades of mercury exposure has been linked to the high youth suicide rates in an Indigenous community in Canada, in the latest finding to underscore the catastrophic legacy of environmental contamination.

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