Cold temperatures could affect fisheries, particularly trout
In anticipation of the cold temperatures coastal South Carolina has experienced this week, the S.C. Department of Natural ...
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Are trophy hunters killing too many of SC’s giant gators? Wildlife agency concerned
South Carolina’s largest alligators may be in jeopardy as hunting for trophy animals continues. The overall gator population is stable, but state officials worry about the big ones.
Various groups tackle abandoned boats polluting South Carolina waterways
While lawmakers are hard at work in Columbia trying to tackle abandoned boats littering South Carolina waterways, so are law ...
Potential legislation to regulate SC hemp industry awaits Senate passage
A Senate bill that would regulate the hemp industry in South Carolina now sits in committee with the Department of ...
Hearing and comment period set on potential Lake Michigan commercial fishing rule
The DNR will hold a Feb. 13 hearing on a proposal to establish a commercial fishery for lake trout on Lake Michigan.
What impact did the jet stream have on winter storms in Georgia? See what experts said.
As the Arctic rapidly warms, the temperature difference between the polar region and lower latitudes decreases, which weakens ...
House Republicans are fulfilling our duty to the people
The first month of this new Congress has shown Republicans are not just talking about change; we are delivering it.
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Trump says he still wants to buy Greenland, suggests Canada could become a U.S. state
The newly inaugurated president held forth on multiple foreign policy issues on Saturday, from Greenland to Canada to the war ...
CT had five times more wildfires than usual in 2024. Officials warn this could be the new normal
CT had five times more wildfires in 2024. Climate change and invasive species may cause more wildfires and floods as weather patterns shift, DEEP officials say.
How Will Trump Sabotage Government? Look At What He Did To The USDA’s ‘Crown Jewel.’
The first Trump administration's strategy caused a "brain drain" and a generational blow to American agricultural research.
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Professor Irina O. Abramova: Closing the Gender Gap in Russian-African relations
By Kestér Kenn KLOMEGÂHWhile analysing several reports after the collapse of the Soviet era, the period which opened a new chapter in relations with and the strategic importance for Africa, it is very ...