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Tourist Nightmare: Toxic "Bone-Cutting" Fish Invades Mediterranean Beaches
Tourist Nightmare: Toxic "Bone-Cutting" Fish Invades Mediterranean Beaches
Tourists heading to the Mediterranean are being urged to watch out for an invasive species of toxic pufferfish that has spread across popular beach destinations in Greece and other coastal countries, according to the Daily Mail.
The silver-cheeked toadfish, originally native to the Indian Ocean, is believed to have entered the Mediterranean through the Suez Canal as rising sea temperatures expanded its range. Officials say the fish is now common in parts of Greece, including Rhodes, and has spread as far as Italy...
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Firewood Stacked? Meteorologist Warns "First Legit" Cold Blast Of Season To Hit Mid-Atlantic & Northeast
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New model guidance suggests readers in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast had better have their firewood stacked, anthracite coal stockpiled, and heating oil and LP tanks filled to the brim, because the first proper intrusion of cold air into both regions could begin as soon as next week, with the possibility of lake-effect snow downwind of the Great Lakes."A cold snap is coming for mid-month across the eastern US. The flagship AIFS model has trended colder...
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Germany's Big LNG Deal With Canada May Never Deliver A Single Cargo
Germany's Big LNG Deal With Canada May Never Deliver A Single Cargo
Authored by Andrew Topf via OilPrice.com,
Germany has signed long-term LNG offtake agreements with Canada's Ksi Lisims project, seeking energy security and supply diversification amid heightened geopolitical risks.
Despite the deals, Canadian LNG may never physically reach Germany due to geography, shipping economics, and the lack of Atlantic Coast export infrastructure.
Instead, Germany could use LNG cargo swaps, sending Canadian gas to Asian buyers while receiving equivalent volumes from suppliers closer to Europe.
The Iran war has made supplies of liquefied natural...
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