In 2020, engineers pumped 225,000 cubic yards of dredged sediment into the Columbia River; it became four new islands now being studied as salmon habitat

Brian Ekstrom and Lance Downing pulling the beach seine to collect juvenile fish at a restoration site on the lower Columbia River A routine dredging project on the Lower Columbia River has become a major long-term experiment to see whether dredged sediment can be used to restore lost wildlife habitat.In October 2020, engineers pumped 225,000…

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When Sara Ali Khan spoke about growing up with a singe mother after Amrita Singh, Saif Ali Khan’s divorce: ‘At a very early age I realised that koi aapke liye kuch karne nai wala hai’

Sara Ali Khan celebrates her birthday today and from started out as an actor with ‘Kedarnath’, she’s come a long way. Apart from her evolution as an actor, Sara has also grown to be a strong lady and in an earlier interview with ETimes, she had revealed that growing up around strong women like her…

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Mulank 9 spots hidden safety risks! Why getting proper help prevents accidents at work & home

A workplace visit may reveal a safety concern that others missed. You should report the risk clearly and secure the area immediately. Photographing the problem and restricting access are important actions. Avoid handling electrical faults without trained professional assistance. Identifying a simple change can protect people and save valuable time. Born on: 9, 18 or…

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Bengal CM Adhikari orders action over derogatory posts about Netaji

West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari announced a fresh investigation into a doctor’s 2024 rape and murder NEW DELHI: West Bengal chief minister Suvendu Adhikari on Wednesday ordered action against social media posts making unsavoury comment against Subhash Chandra Bose.While talking to reporters, Suvendu said, “Those making derogatory remarks against Netaji on social media should…

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In 2017, a total solar eclipse changed animal behaviour as scientists watched 17 species react to sudden darkness

On 21 August 2017, the afternoon light at Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, South Carolina, began to fade. For the people gathered there, the approaching darkness was an astronomical spectacle. For the animals living outside in the zoo’s enclosures, it was something rather different: daylight was suddenly behaving as if evening had arrived. Researchers had prepared…

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