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California Officials Approve Plan to Shoot Mule Deer on Catalina Island to Restore Native Habitat

Animals · California

California Officials Approve Plan to Shoot Mule Deer on Catalina Island to Restore Native Habitat

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Sevilla Floodgates Closed for the Second Time in History

Europe · Andalusia

Sevilla Floodgates Closed for the Second Time in History

Coverage: 5 sources

Sevilla authorities have closed the Vega de Triana floodgates along the Guadalquivir River as a precautionary measure following heavy rainfall and adverse weather caused by Storm Leonardo. Civil protection services acted early on Thursday to reduce the risk of flooding in low-lying areas of the city. Officials stressed that the measure was preventive, not in response to an imminent breach… Source See the Story

Grazalema Suffered the Second Rainiest Day Since There Is Data, only Surpassed by Turis on Dana Day in Valencia

Earthquake · Andalusia

Grazalema Suffered the Second Rainiest Day Since There Is Data, only Surpassed by Turis on Dana Day in Valencia

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The municipality of Grazalema (Cádiz) lived on Wednesday the second rainiest day ever recorded in Spain, only behind October 29, 2024, when a dana hit Valencia and other provinces with floods that caused the death of 237 people.Continue reading...See the Story

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