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#11043865

3 March 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - MARCH 2: CAA Roadside Assistance van seen in downtown Edmonton assisting with a car restart as traffic conditions worsen in the Edmonton area during a snowstorm, on March 2, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Environment Canada forecasted heavy snowfall starting Saturday midday and persisting until Monday in various areas to the east and south of Edmonton.

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#11035680

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 25: Partially vandalized 'The Merchant' sculpture by John Weaver, painted red, seen during a snowstorm, on February 25, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Edmonton's recent warmth fades as a frigid snowy Sunday evening sets in. With up to 30 centimeters of snowfall in 18 hours and temperatures plummeting to –21°C, a wintry week may lie ahead.

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#11035681

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 25: Traffic conditions in South Edmonton amidst snowstorm, on February 25, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Edmonton's recent warmth fades as a frigid snowy Sunday evening sets in. With up to 30 centimeters of snowfall in 18 hours and temperatures plummeting to –21°C, a wintry week may lie ahead.

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#11035682

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 25: Traffic conditions in South Edmonton amidst snowstorm, on February 25, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Edmonton's recent warmth fades as a frigid snowy Sunday evening sets in. With up to 30 centimeters of snowfall in 18 hours and temperatures plummeting to –21°C, a wintry week may lie ahead.

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#11035684

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 25: Traffic conditions in South Edmonton amidst snowstorm, on February 25, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Edmonton's recent warmth fades as a frigid snowy Sunday evening sets in. With up to 30 centimeters of snowfall in 18 hours and temperatures plummeting to –21°C, a wintry week may lie ahead.

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#11035685

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 25: Traffic conditions in South Edmonton amidst snowstorm, on February 25, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Edmonton's recent warmth fades as a frigid snowy Sunday evening sets in. With up to 30 centimeters of snowfall in 18 hours and temperatures plummeting to –21°C, a wintry week may lie ahead.

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#11035687

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 25: Traffic conditions in South Edmonton amidst snowstorm, on February 25, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Edmonton's recent warmth fades as a frigid snowy Sunday evening sets in. With up to 30 centimeters of snowfall in 18 hours and temperatures plummeting to –21°C, a wintry week may lie ahead.

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#11035679

29 February 2024

EDMONTON, CANADA - FEBRUARY 25: Traffic conditions in South Edmonton amidst snowstorm, on February 25, 2024, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Edmonton's recent warmth fades as a frigid snowy Sunday evening sets in. With up to 30 centimeters of snowfall in 18 hours and temperatures plummeting to –21°C, a wintry week may lie ahead.

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#10113262

2 June 2023

Sign advising people to avoid having sex with those who have has many sexual partners to reduce the spreads of the HIV Aids virus in the small town of Sankoo in Ladakh, India.

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2 June 2023

Man selling items by a sign advising people to avoid having sex with those who have has many sexual partners to reduce the spreads of the HIV Aids virus in the small town of Sankoo in Ladakh, India.

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#9193880

14 November 2022

Starlings near the sea in Polignano a Mare are invading the Apulian countryside on November 8, 2022. Thousands of starlings attack the countryside of the province of Bari every day, each of these birds eats up to 20 grams of olives per day. The complaint comes from Coldiretti Puglia which signals the worsening of the phenomenon linked to the voracity of these small birds that also act in the Brindisi and Foggia areas. Due to climate change, their presence in the region has become increasingly massive: the high temperatures allow birds to rampage in the fields, devour olives and destroy crops. In the Bari area, the olive-growing area between Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte, Monopoli, Alberobello and Locorotondo is particularly affected. "The damage is between 30% and over 60% - explains Coldiretti Puglia in a note - to the olive trees. Starlings destroy the plots used for the olive harvest and olive growers are forced to fight a disaster without having the tools , almost condemned to reschedule their agricultural activities to avoid the destruction of production. Among other things, it is not only olive growing that is affected, given that the passage of flocks of birds leaves such quantities of excrement on the vegetables as to make the product is unpresentable on the market. Starlings find nighttime refreshments in protected areas, to resume daytime food raids for months now, given that the anomalous heat of recent years has made the protected species convert from migratory to sedentary ".

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#9193882

14 November 2022

Starlings near the sea in Polignano a Mare are invading the Apulian countryside on November 8, 2022. Thousands of starlings attack the countryside of the province of Bari every day, each of these birds eats up to 20 grams of olives per day. The complaint comes from Coldiretti Puglia which signals the worsening of the phenomenon linked to the voracity of these small birds that also act in the Brindisi and Foggia areas. Due to climate change, their presence in the region has become increasingly massive: the high temperatures allow birds to rampage in the fields, devour olives and destroy crops. In the Bari area, the olive-growing area between Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte, Monopoli, Alberobello and Locorotondo is particularly affected. "The damage is between 30% and over 60% - explains Coldiretti Puglia in a note - to the olive trees. Starlings destroy the plots used for the olive harvest and olive growers are forced to fight a disaster without having the tools , almost condemned to reschedule their agricultural activities to avoid the destruction of production. Among other things, it is not only olive growing that is affected, given that the passage of flocks of birds leaves such quantities of excrement on the vegetables as to make the product is unpresentable on the market. Starlings find nighttime refreshments in protected areas, to resume daytime food raids for months now, given that the anomalous heat of recent years has made the protected species convert from migratory to sedentary ".

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#9193884

14 November 2022

Starlings near the sea in Polignano a Mare are invading the Apulian countryside on November 8, 2022. Thousands of starlings attack the countryside of the province of Bari every day, each of these birds eats up to 20 grams of olives per day. The complaint comes from Coldiretti Puglia which signals the worsening of the phenomenon linked to the voracity of these small birds that also act in the Brindisi and Foggia areas. Due to climate change, their presence in the region has become increasingly massive: the high temperatures allow birds to rampage in the fields, devour olives and destroy crops. In the Bari area, the olive-growing area between Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte, Monopoli, Alberobello and Locorotondo is particularly affected. "The damage is between 30% and over 60% - explains Coldiretti Puglia in a note - to the olive trees. Starlings destroy the plots used for the olive harvest and olive growers are forced to fight a disaster without having the tools , almost condemned to reschedule their agricultural activities to avoid the destruction of production. Among other things, it is not only olive growing that is affected, given that the passage of flocks of birds leaves such quantities of excrement on the vegetables as to make the product is unpresentable on the market. Starlings find nighttime refreshments in protected areas, to resume daytime food raids for months now, given that the anomalous heat of recent years has made the protected species convert from migratory to sedentary ".

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#9193886

14 November 2022

Starlings near the sea in Polignano a Mare are invading the Apulian countryside on November 8, 2022. Thousands of starlings attack the countryside of the province of Bari every day, each of these birds eats up to 20 grams of olives per day. The complaint comes from Coldiretti Puglia which signals the worsening of the phenomenon linked to the voracity of these small birds that also act in the Brindisi and Foggia areas. Due to climate change, their presence in the region has become increasingly massive: the high temperatures allow birds to rampage in the fields, devour olives and destroy crops. In the Bari area, the olive-growing area between Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte, Monopoli, Alberobello and Locorotondo is particularly affected. "The damage is between 30% and over 60% - explains Coldiretti Puglia in a note - to the olive trees. Starlings destroy the plots used for the olive harvest and olive growers are forced to fight a disaster without having the tools , almost condemned to reschedule their agricultural activities to avoid the destruction of production. Among other things, it is not only olive growing that is affected, given that the passage of flocks of birds leaves such quantities of excrement on the vegetables as to make the product is unpresentable on the market. Starlings find nighttime refreshments in protected areas, to resume daytime food raids for months now, given that the anomalous heat of recent years has made the protected species convert from migratory to sedentary ".

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#9193888

14 November 2022

Starlings near the sea in Polignano a Mare are invading the Apulian countryside on November 8, 2022. Thousands of starlings attack the countryside of the province of Bari every day, each of these birds eats up to 20 grams of olives per day. The complaint comes from Coldiretti Puglia which signals the worsening of the phenomenon linked to the voracity of these small birds that also act in the Brindisi and Foggia areas. Due to climate change, their presence in the region has become increasingly massive: the high temperatures allow birds to rampage in the fields, devour olives and destroy crops. In the Bari area, the olive-growing area between Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte, Monopoli, Alberobello and Locorotondo is particularly affected. "The damage is between 30% and over 60% - explains Coldiretti Puglia in a note - to the olive trees. Starlings destroy the plots used for the olive harvest and olive growers are forced to fight a disaster without having the tools , almost condemned to reschedule their agricultural activities to avoid the destruction of production. Among other things, it is not only olive growing that is affected, given that the passage of flocks of birds leaves such quantities of excrement on the vegetables as to make the product is unpresentable on the market. Starlings find nighttime refreshments in protected areas, to resume daytime food raids for months now, given that the anomalous heat of recent years has made the protected species convert from migratory to sedentary ".

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#9193890

14 November 2022

The starlings near Altamura are invading the Apulian countryside on November 8, 2022. Thousands of starlings attack the countryside of the province of Bari every day, each of these birds eats up to 20 grams of olives per day. The complaint comes from Coldiretti Puglia which signals the worsening of the phenomenon linked to the voracity of these small birds that also act in the Brindisi and Foggia areas. Due to climate change, their presence in the region has become increasingly massive: the high temperatures allow birds to rampage in the fields, devour olives and destroy crops. In the Bari area, the olive-growing area between Polignano a Mare, Castellana Grotte, Monopoli, Alberobello and Locorotondo is particularly affected. "The damage is between 30% and over 60% - explains Coldiretti Puglia in a note - to the olive trees. Starlings destroy the plots used for the olive harvest and olive growers are forced to fight a disaster without having the tools , almost condemned to reschedule their agricultural activities to avoid the destruction of production. Among other things, it is not only olive growing that is affected, given that the passage of flocks of birds leaves such quantities of excrement on the vegetables as to make the product is unpresentable on the market. Starlings find nighttime refreshments in protected areas, to resume daytime food raids for months now, given that the anomalous heat of recent years has made the protected species convert from migratory to sedentary ".

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