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Death on the high seas: Cruise passengers face head winds with COVID lawsuits

Finger Lakes Times 04 Nov 2021
Cases involving a death on a ship are governed by the Death on the High Seas Act, a 1920 law that limits damages collected by the family of a passenger who died because of negligence to financial losses only — not for pain and suffering, according to legal experts ... father's death.
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Turner’s Modern World

Fort Worth Weekly 04 Nov 2021
The companion work to that is “Peace — Burial at Sea,” whose blues and blacks contrast with the reds and yellows of “War.” That work was inspired by the death of Turner’s professional rival Sir David Wilkie, who took sick while returning from the Middle East and had to be buried in the ocean.
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The climate crisis is not just about the environment – it’s about health too

The Independent 04 Nov 2021
Between 2030 and 2050, climate change is expected to cause approximately 250,000 additional deaths per year worldwide.
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Fire reveals illegal marijuana grow operation in Roseville industrial building

The Oakland Press 04 Nov 2021
For at least the past few years, residents living on Eastland Street near Groesbeck Highway in Roseville have been greeted by the pungent of marijuana while outdoors. On Wednesday, they found out why ... sites ... Tuesday ... “We thought so ... They said illegal wiring alone could have resulted in a serious injury or death ... A sea change in Pontiac ... ....
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Supply chain problems delay shipments for California farmers

The Los Angeles Times 04 Nov 2021
Amid a historic drought posing threats to future harvests, California farmers now say they are struggling to export the crops they do have because of a kink in the global supply chain that has left container ships lined up off the Southern California coast with nowhere to deliver their goods ... Business ... When will it get better? ... Death on the high seas.
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How a fee-only financial planner differs from a fee-based one

The Los Angeles Times 04 Nov 2021
Dear Liz. What is the difference between a fee-based financial planner and a fee-only financial planner? I have had a few complimentary meetings with a fee-based financial planner, regarding retirement planning and income-generating strategy ... Is this a good idea?. Answer ... “Fee only” advisors accept money only from their clients ... Death on the high seas.
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Schools in TN closed after heavy rains

Suryaa 03 Nov 2021
The low-pressure development over the Comorin area that brings rain is likely to move and emerge in the southeast Arabian sea. After a big tree in the state Secretariat got uprooted crushing a policewoman on duty to death, the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) and the ...
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The curious case of the ancient whale bones

Vox 03 Nov 2021
“I kept on wondering, is this the algae of death?” Pyenson says with a laugh ... “There’s certainly thousands of sea lion deaths , dozens to hundreds of dolphins, untold hundreds of pelicans that all have been wiped out with the same toxic event,” he told the magazine.
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What’s it like to go on a cruise now? Here’s how COVID changed the onboard experience

The Los Angeles Times 03 Nov 2021
The cruise industry suffered its biggest financial blow in decades when the COVID-19 pandemic halted most sailings for months and made nervous cruise fans think twice about booking an ocean voyage. But cruising is back and all signs point to a turn of the tide for the industry ... on Oct. 6 ... Advertisement. Business. Death on the high seas ... The U.S.
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Stocks rise after Fed says it will dial back aid for economy

The Los Angeles Times 03 Nov 2021
Stock indexes on Wall Street shrugged off a downbeat start and notched more record highs Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced plans to begin reducing the extraordinary aid for the economy it has been providing since the early days of the pandemic ... All three indexes set their latest record closing highs a day earlier ... Death on the high seas.
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More Than 30 Years Ago Global Warming Became Front-Page News

Consortium News 03 Nov 2021
At the time, both Republicans and Democrats took it seriously, writes Robert Brulle ... By Robert Brulle. The Conversation ... Why? ... and massive hurricanes associated with historical flooding to extended droughts, rising sea levels, increasing ocean acidification, the pervasive spread of tropical diseases and the bleaching and death of coral reefs ... [Related ... .
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With “net zero 2050” and the 1.5°C in the same breath, Glasgow reeks of cognitive dissonance

Resilience 02 Nov 2021
Carbon dioxide and methane release from deep permafrost are not routinely included in climate models; Climate models do not account well for increased warming due to loss of Arctic sea-ice ... The Great Barrier Reef is in a death spiral ... Three-quarters by volume of summer Arctic sea-ice has already been lost, and it is in a death spiral.
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Asian Development Banks gets $665M for climate projects

Rapid City Journal 02 Nov 2021
30 Groundbreaking held for $2.8 million Homestead Street extension in Rapid Valley Murder charge dismissed by judge against Rapid City woman involved in Rose Inn death. Southeast Asia is one of the regions hardest hit by extreme weather, rising seas and other calamities related to climate change.
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As major UN climate talks open, pleas for action to back up big promises

The Keene Sentinel 02 Nov 2021
The sum, which will go toward protecting the world’s poorer citizens from rising seas and scorching temperatures, is part of an $11.4 billion commitment the president detailed earlier this year ... The current pace of warming “is a death sentence” for island and coastal nations, she said.
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Random thoughts of a rural farmer (Part 6)

B & FT Online 02 Nov 2021
Whenever I hear about the continuous mass deaths recorded of African immigrants in the Mediterranean seas, and the perilous journeys some Ghanaians continue to undertake through the Sahara Desert to seek greener pastures in Europe, I feel so much let down by our leaders, when ...

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