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On Edge: In a Rural Eastern Plains Community Plagued by Drought, Stigma Won t be Easy to Overcome

Marc Piscotty Jimmy Brown is Kiowa County s elected coroner, its only funeral director and a third-generation. Exceptional drought has prompted increases in anxiety and depression, but getting people to talk about it won t be easy. EADS - The Splotch, as some here call the brown mark on the map they check weekly, is the color of scorched earth. Here in Kiowa County, farmers have always relied on whatever moisture happens to fall from the sky rather than on irrigation. In August, this 1,300-person community bordering on Kansas was the first part of Colorado where drought conditions surpassed extreme to a level meteorologists call exceptional.

How Dundee s pesky kids saved Scooby-Doo from the BBC s axe

Fifty years ago, the BBC tried to axe Scooby-Doo… and would have gotten away with it, too, if it hadn’t been for those pesky Scottish kids.

How the north-east s pesky kids saved Scooby-Doo from the BBC s axe

Updated: 08/02/2021, 10:35 am © SYSTEM Scooby-Doo and the Mystery Inc gang survived the axe thanks to protesting Scottish schoolkids. Fifty years ago, the BBC tried to axe Scooby-Doo… and they would have gotten away with it, too, if it hadn’t been for those pesky Scottish kids. The threat to the beloved cowardly canine and his Mystery Machine gang set off a storm of protest.  It saw kids marching in the streets from Glasgow to Fort William and some 30,000 signed Save Scooby petitions. There was even a sit-in protest at the BBC’s Glasgow headquarters – and retired Aberdeen police superintendent John Duncan was in the thick of the action as an 11-year-old schoolboy.

The Big Read: As clamour grows for preservation in land-scarce Singapore, something s got to give | Singapore

Saturday, 30 Jan 2021 05:03 PM MYT In land-scarce and densely populated Singapore, the Government will have to continue balancing the needs of development and conservation as part of its long-term planning processes, said National Development Minister Desmond Lee. Illustration by Anam Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. SINGAPORE, Jan 30   Over the past decade, Mr Jimmy Tan has seen lush greenery in Singapore being taken down one by one. In 2012, Bidadari cemetery, a safe haven for endangered birds, was cleared for a new Housing and Development Board (HDB) town.In 2016, the HDB announced plans to build a “forest town” in Tengah which, according to the Nature Society, would eliminate over 90 per cent of the original forest there.The same year, the verdant 30-hectare Lentor Forest near Yio Chu Kang was razed for private housing.The “final straw” for Mr Tan, a 48-year-old Bukit Batok resident, was when he found out in July l

The Splotch: In a Rural Eastern Plains Community Plagued by Drought Stigma Won t Be Easy to Overcome

The Splotch: In a Rural Eastern Plains Community Plagued by Drought Stigma Won’t Be Easy to Overcome The Splotch: In a Rural Eastern Plains Community Plagued by Drought Stigma Won’t Be Easy to Overcome Comments Off on The Splotch: In a Rural Eastern Plains Community Plagued by Drought Stigma Won’t Be Easy to Overcome Scenics of the parched landscape around Eads, Colorado after an extended summer of extreme drought. This is a field of milo, a small usually drought-resistant grain sorghum with compact bearded heads of large yellow or whitish seeds used as a feed crop for animals. (Photo by Marc Piscotty / © 2020)

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