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Do’s and don’ts during fall yard clean up (opens the original)
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When it comes to fall yard clean up, “nature wants us to be lazy”, said Sarah Lawson, environmental studies program director at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn. She said bagging leaves is one of the worst things for our ecosystem for multiple reasons. “A lot of our beetles, a lot of our caterpillars and moths are using that leaf litter to stay warm and protect them against the snow cover during the winter,” Lawson said. Additionally, leaves break down and put nutrients back into the soil.
Decades of debris from CT’s lost lobster industry recovered from Long Island Sound (opens the original)
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A coalition of environmental groups is celebrating a milestone in its multi-year project to remove abandoned or lost lobster traps in the Long Island Sound. The traps are in the Sound because the fishing industry either lost them or abandoned them after the lobster population collapsed in the late 1990s. Experts said warming waters, potentially pesticide pollution and shellfish disease created the “perfect storm” in 1999 to cause a mass die-off of lobster in the Sound and they have never recover
Injuries to CT children using e-scooters and e-bikes are surging, says Connecticut Children’s (opens the original)
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The Connecticut Children's Emergency Department treated more than 120 children for injuries related to using electric mobility devices, like e-scooters and e-bikes in May, June and July. “That’s huge,” said Amy Watkins, manager at Connecticut Children’s Injury Prevention Center. “In 2024, it was like, 30 or something. It’s so much bigger of a problem than it’s ever been.” Watkins said boys aged 9 to 13, are injured the most when it comes to electronic mobility devices . Children in that age grou
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