South Africa ponders how to handle 12,000 lions bred for the gun
7 May, 2021 11:59 PM
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South Africa said on May 6, 2021, it will end its captive lion industry in a major move for conservation. Photographer Aaron Smale travelled to South Africa as the winner of the Cathay Pacific Travel Photographer of the year competition to capture them in the wild. Video / Aaron Smale
South Africa said on May 6, 2021, it will end its captive lion industry in a major move for conservation. Photographer Aaron Smale travelled to South Africa as the winner of the Cathay Pacific Travel Photographer of the year competition to capture them in the wild. Video / Aaron Smale
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Loss of congressional seat to affect upstate districts; State reviewing legal options to challenge headcount | The Daily Gazette
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ALBANY – New York’s loss of a congressional seat due to the 2020 census will again set off a once-a-decade game of musical chairs among those currently holding the state’s congressional seats, and continue what political observers think will be a shift of political power from upstate to downstate.
With the Census Bureau saying the state fell just 89 people short of keeping all 27 seats, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the state is weighing its legal options to challenge the outcome. “Obviously, it’s not desirable. The last thing you want to do is lose representation in Washington,” he said.