Return to Nature funeral home victims are owed $950M, but payout unlikely

Return to Nature funeral home victims are owed $950M, but payout unlikely

The judgement is unlikely to be paid out since the funeral home owners have been in financial trouble for years and face hundreds of criminal charges. FREMONT COUNTY, Colo. — The Colorado funeral home owners who allegedly stored 190 decaying bodies and sent grieving families fake ashes were ordered by a judge to pay $950 …

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US remains unaware of timing, nature of Iran’s response

US remains unaware of timing, nature of Iran's response

Biden said he had been briefed on preparations to support the criminal regime of Israel should it be attacked, while Secretary of State Antony Blinken said officials were working around the clock to prevent an escalation. Blinken’s remarks come while Washington in the past months has supplied the Israeli regime with numerous amounts of weapons …

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Ecostani | Are politicians listening? Wayanad, Himachal disasters are nature’s warnings

Ecostani | Are politicians listening? Wayanad, Himachal disasters are nature's warnings

A worrying pattern of an increasing number of localised but extreme rainfall events has emerged across India this monsoon season. One obvious reason is human-induced climate change, triggered by increasing emissions. Another, not so obvious, reason is poor localised governance coupled with a lack of adaptive strategy on the ground with electoral politics trumping the …

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The COVID property hotspot close to stunning nature that’s now cooling rapidly as its housing market is flooded with high-end listings

Sales in the Colorado city dropped 5.2 percent in June and are down 4.7 percent across the year

The housing market in Denver has cooled rapidly with prospective buyers shunning larger properties despite an increase in inventory, according to a report. Sales in the Colorado city, which saw a huge influx of new residents during COVID, dropped 5.2 percent in June and are down 4.7 percent across the year. While new listings have …

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‘Nature bouncing back’ after Neston marshland fire – RSPB

'Nature bouncing back' after Neston marshland fire - RSPB

More than two years ago one of the “most important places in Europe” for wildlife was destroyed by fire. A blaze, started deliberately, ripped through 10 hectares of the Neston reedbed marshland on the Wirral Peninsula in March 2022. Three 15-year-old boys were handed nine-month referral orders for arson and damage of a site of …

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Simara Melo Designs Nature-Inspired Minimalist Home in Brazil

Simara Melo Designs Nature-Inspired Minimalist Home in Brazil

Located in Praia Brava, a beach in the south of Brazil in Itajaí, Santa Catarina, this residence is the home of a couple and their three children who longed for open and relaxing living spaces that encouraged their family to spend more time together. The family tapped architect Simara Melo to transform the 5,210-square-foot home …

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How time in nature builds happier, healthier and more social children

The average American today spends nearly 90% of their time indoors, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

When Julie Ernst’s daughter was 8, she often played in a small stick fort behind their house. When Ernst went outside to get her daughter for dance class one day, she saw her “frosting” mud cupcakes. “This is so satisfying,” she heard her daughter quietly say to herself. “I’d never heard her say that about …

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Tiny arm bone belonged to smallest ancient human ever found

Tiny arm bone belonged to smallest ancient human ever found

A 700,000-year-old arm bone found on an Indonesian island is shedding light on the evolution of Homo floresiensis1 — an ancient relative of modern humans nicknamed hobbit owing to its small stature. At just 88 millimetres long, the arm bone fragment belonged to the smallest adult hominin ever found. The discovery, published on 6 August …

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