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The Child and Youth Well-Being Review panel, co-chaired by MLA for Calgary-South East Matt Jones and Minister of Children’s Services Rebecca Schulz, will work to understand the full scope of the psychological, social, educational and physical impacts resulting from and related to the COVID-19 pandemic on children and youth.
By LIA ZHU in San Francisco | China Daily Global | Updated: 2021-05-25 09:45 Share CLOSE People enjoy a warm afternoon beside the artistic installation Ghost Forest , by artist and architect Maya Lin, in Madison Square Park on May 13, 2021 in New York City. The installation of 49, 40-foot tall barren coastal Atlantic cedars is a visual statement about climate change and the potential for future forests of dead and dying trees from saltwater rot in a warming planet. [Photo/Agencies]
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There are areas for the United States and China to work together on climate change despite intense geopolitical tensions between the two countries since it is a challenge they could not solve independently, environmental experts said.
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The city of Escondido is moving forward with plans to replace the Lake Wohlford dam, a structure built of earth and rock that has stood at its present location since 1895.
Lake Wohlford is about 5 miles northeast of downtown Escondido, just beyond city limits in the unincorporated area of San Diego County, and the dam is owned by the city. The lake has long served the city both as a recreational asset for boaters and fishing enthusiasts, and as an emergency storage reservoir to supply drinking water in case of a drought.
After nearly a decade of planning, design work and environmental review, the project is ready to move forward once funding is secured, said Christopher McKinney, deputy city manager and Escondido’s utilities director.
Fort McMurray’s Catholic and public school divisions will continue offering online learning next year, after school leaders in both boards declared their…