There are animals hiding in New York City, and ecologist Myles Davis is doing the largest-ever camera survey of wildlife in the area to find them
There are animals hiding in New York City, and ecologist Myles Davis plans to find them.pigeons . But ask Davis about biodiversity in the area, and he is eager to tell you that the city is teeming with fascinating creatures.
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Encore: After a decade-long spate of closures, one rural Tennessee hospital reopensWhen rural hospitals go out of business, they're frequently gone for good. But now, some comebacks are a welcome sign for communities that have been without easy access to health care.
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'No man's land': Long COVID knocks young workers out of the job market'This is a $3.5 trillion problem,' one economics professor tells ABC News. 'And there are very few 3.5 trillion problems that we know as little as we know about this.' Read more, via AnneKFlaherty:
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