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‘The city isn’t built for heat’: how extreme weather puts London’s rough sleepers at risk - AOL (opens the original)
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“You’ve just got to bear it. It’s like being in a hot country. It drains you,” said Tom*, a man in his 60s who has been homeless for a number of years. “I haven’t seen weather like this for as long as I’ve been outside. “I keep to my routines, but you need to find somewhere to sit down and rest. Either some cardboard outside or you find somewhere they’ll let you sit and sleep a bit inside,” he added. As the UK sweltered through its third heatwave of the year, the Guardian joined outreach workers
âThe city isnât built for heatâ: how extreme weather puts Londonâs rough sleepers at risk (opens the original)
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As heatwaves make the capital increasingly dangerous, outreach workers warn that vulnerable people face barriers to finding water and cool spaces âYouâve just got to bear it. Itâs like being in a hot country. It drains you,â said Tom*, a man in his 60s who has been homeless for a number of years. âI havenât seen weather like this for as long as Iâve been outside. âI keep to my routines, but you need to find somewhere to sit down and rest. Either some cardboard outside or you find
Biodiversity fears as human-bred hybrid fish integrate into Philippines lake (opens the original)
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Escaped flowerhorn cichlids are causing concern for native species and about parasites capable of infecting humans Escaped ornamental aquarium fish have integrated into a local ecosystem in the Philippines, but scientists say they may be threatening the native biodiversity of the lake. Flowerhorn cichlids – human-bred hybrid fish prized for their bright-gold colour and prominent head humps – are believed to have escaped from breeding facilities into Lake Sampaloc, which sits in a volcanic crater
Biodiversity fears as human-bred hybrid fish integrate into Philippines lake - AOL (opens the original)
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Escaped ornamental aquarium fish have integrated into a local ecosystem in the Philippines, but scientists say they may be threatening the native biodiversity of the lake. Flowerhorn cichlids – human-bred hybrid fish prized for their bright-gold colour and prominent head humps – are believed to have escaped from breeding facilities into Lake Sampaloc, which sits in a volcanic crater, during a typhoon. The lake’s main farmed fish is tilapia, which supports local food production and commerce. Rese
Food supplements could help bees cope with climate crisis, research suggests - AOL (opens the original)
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Food supplements for honeybees could help the insects better withstand temperature stresses linked to a changing climate, early research suggests. Scientists found that worker bees fed a mixture of probiotics and inulin, a plant-derived prebiotic, survived prolonged cold exposure better than bees given an ordinary sugar diet. But the supplements offered little meaningful protection against extreme heat. In laboratory tests at 40C, all the bees died within days, regardless of diet, though some of
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