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Ways to combat ticks, fighting hunger (opens the original)
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The editorial “Save Long Island from ticks, cull more deer” [Opinion, Aug. 23] raises questions about the effectiveness and ethics of deer culling on Long Island. Nearly 4,000 deer were culled last year in addition to those killed by recreational hunters, yet Lyme disease persists. Years of efforts to curb deer and ticks have failed to resolve the issue. Because a single female tick can lay thousands of eggs, eliminating ticks would be an enormous challenge and could have environmental consequen
Teacher retirement, Regents change, war, Cinema Arts Centre (opens the original)
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I’m trying to comprehend the logic behind David Griffith’s essay, specifically where he implies that lowering the retirement age for teachers would have a ripple effect on school taxes and budgets [“Giving in to teachers unions, at a cost,” Opinion, Sept. 18]. True, lowering the retirement age would increase the number of pensions the New York State Retirement Teachers’ System pays, but has anyone actually calculated the offsets? As in other lines of work, most teachers maintain their enthusiasm
Energy's real cost goes beyond bills, flight safety, end-of-life care, Trump's Arch (opens the original)
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With home heating oil prices spiking along with gas prices, it's a shame that so many of us are dependent on these old technologies ["Heating oil prices soar," News, Sept. 23]. They cost more not only to each of us, but collectively, as they drive the air pollution that threatens our health and the global warming that threatens the future of our kids. As the United Nations General Assembly met, doomsday climate warnings were largely replaced by doomsday AI warnings. But the harm from AI is manif
Musings: My green car turned out to be a joyride (opens the original)
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When I recently decided to buy an electric car, my thinking was all about saving the environment. But I was in for a surprise: Driving my electric vehicle on a smooth road feels like effortless gliding. Granted, that doesn’t happen often in Huntington, thanks to the gas company seemingly tearing up almost every street. But when a street is intact, I get a gorgeous feeling, with the murmur of the tires the only noise. And when I hit the accelerator, power is immediate, graceful and awesome. Elect
Musings: It's time we all pick up more than our own trash (opens the original)
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Welwyn Preserve has been my sanctuary for many years — a place I go to breathe, reflect and pray among the trees, and reconnect with all that Mother Nature has to offer. We are incredibly blessed to have such a sacred and beautiful place right here in our Glen Cove community. I walk through Welwyn often, as do so many others, but on a recent day I was quite dismayed. I have a special spot where I stop and take in the splendor. For the previous three days, I noticed pieces of paper towel among th
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