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Short-term recovery of inland and marine environments after the 2023 Emilia-Romagna flood

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By Federica Costantini, Elena Fabbri, Nicolas Greggio, Martina La Torre, Laura Pezzolesi, Alessandro Piazza, Sonia Silvestri, Riccardo Bentivogli, Carlotta Carlini, Cristina Luccarini, Paola Valbonesi
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Abstract Extreme floods can strongly affect connected inland and marine environments, yet their short-term recovery remains poorly resolved. Here we use an integrated multidisciplinary approach to assess the short- and medium-term effects of the 2023 Emilia-Romagna flood in Italy on aquatic environments and their recovery capacity.
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Why corporate America is mostly staying quiet as federal immigration agents show up at its doors

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By Alessandro Piazza
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When U.S. Border Patrol agents entered a Target store in Richfield, Minnesota, in early January, detaining two employees, it marked a new chapter in the relationship between corporate America and the federal government. Across the Twin Cities, federal immigration enforcement operations have turned businesses into sites of confrontation — with agents in store parking lots rounding up day laborers, armed raids on restaurants and work authorization inspections conducted in tactical gear.
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Why Corporate America Is Mostly Staying Quiet As Federal Immigration Agents Show Up At Its Doors

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By Alessandro Piazza
| Omaha Daily Record Verified
When U.S. Border Patrol agents entered a Target store in Richfield, Minnesota, in early January, detaining two employees, it marked a new chapter in the relationship between corporate America and the federal government. Across the Twin Cities, federal immigration enforcement operations have turned businesses into sites of confrontation — with agents in store parking lots rounding up day laborers, armed raids on restaurants and work authorization inspections conducted in tactical gear.
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