Hello, im Darren Jordan dough with the top stories here on out 0. Ukraine is celebrating one of its most significant victories since russias invasion in february, ukrainian force is of entered the Southern City of her son o residence, welcome the soldiers exam. Ukrainian flag has been raised on public monuments, that soft a Russian Forces were treated. And whats seen as one of its biggest setbacks of the war president flooded me as the lensky, as hailed it as an historic day. Her son is the only regional capital that was taken by russia. Mom at valez in moscow. He says, russian officials a dumb playing that was droll. The russian minister of defense confirmed that the last russian soldier left the city of have son by 5 a. M. Friday morning, after a night of heavy bombardment by Russian Artillery and other defences against ukrainian positions in an attempt to prevent them from getting closer or disrupting that withdrawal and late. And that they thought me. So defense gave some more deta
With climate change leading to increases in the size and frequency of wildfires, UC Santa Cruz researchers warn that such disasters can change the chemistry of nearby streams that people and wildlife depend on for drinking water.
After the CZU Lightning Complex fires tore through the counties of San Mateo and Santa Cruz in 2020, over 86,000 acres of land were left ravaged in its wake. Now, scientists from UC Santa Cruz are looking into the aftermath of the wildfires in nearby watersheds.
After the CZU Lightning Complex fires tore through the counties of San Mateo and Santa Cruz in 2020, over 86,000 acres of land were left ravaged in its wake. Now, scientists from UC Santa Cruz are looking into the aftermath of the wildfires in nearby watersheds.
After the CZU Lightning Complex fires tore through the counties of San Mateo and Santa Cruz in 2020, over 86,000 acres of land were left ravaged in its wake. Now, scientists from UC Santa Cruz are looking into the aftermath of the wildfires in nearby watersheds.