Some neat trail camera captures from this fall and winter! Only a quarter of the way through the roughly ~11.2 days (269 hours) of trail cam footage so will be sharing more neat stuff soon.
How did 3M’s “forever chemicals” end up in all of us? @fastlerner reports the inside story of the corporate scientists who discovered—then helped to conceal—the dangers of its chemicals. https://t.co/orzSsI3RgY
Gov.-elect Kelly Armstrong’s inaugural ball is set Jan. 18 in Bismarck. The event is free to the public and will help support the North Dakota FFA Foundation and the Great Plains Food Bank.
https://t.co/aMDB8TE1MA
A new report links Michigan’s coal-based steel and coke facilities to over 20,000 asthma cases each year. DTE’s EES Coke plant ranks as one of the state’s top polluters. We are suing alongside @GLELC and @SierraClub because it's time residents get relief. https://t.co/Qps4IIdwnp
At first glance I thought this was a bizarre graduation sign, but instead my neighbors put up a banner to congratulate the community cat they host for being a certified killer. 🫡 I love this city.
Revival Food Hall is closing after eight years in the Loop. Foot traffic hasn’t returned to pre-pandemic levels and it seems food halls aren’t the answer as incubators for new chefs. Sad news.
This Chicago politics story has everything:
-Super PACs
-the backroom of a Chicago country club
-Dick Uihlein
-the phrase ‘effing moron’
https://t.co/gJLPulQjCY
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For years @wbez has been producing gripping and informative podcasts that invite listeners to form a deeper connection with this city. We’ll all be worse off without them.
A new study from IU School of Medicine found the majority of pregnant Indiana women tested had traces of potentially harmful weedkillers in their urine.
Researchers are now trying to figure out what that means for moms and their children.
https://t.co/vGb9WJFHyq
There is an aging oil pipeline that runs under the Great Lakes, which critics warn could cause one of the worst environmental disasters seen in the US.
A plan to extend its life has sparked a sprawling battle involving tribes, Canada and the UN https://t.co/DD3rdlE55B
For years, Earthjustice has been advocating in court and in Congress to protect the Boundary Waters from dangerous mining. And together with our clients, we just got a big win. https://t.co/c8y50Wfd3p
A federal judge upheld the Biden administration’s cancellation of two mining leases that would have threatened the Boundary Waters with a toxic mining proposal. Press release: https://t.co/shpauGIR1x
In a win for public land users, a federal court ruled that “corner-crossing” — going from a piece of public land to another over a corner shared with private land — doesn't constitute trespass. This could help give access to over 8 million acres of land. https://t.co/HS9behOhyq