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November is peak deer-collision season. Drivers in these states face the highest risk

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By Mark Miano
| KESQ-TV (Thousand Palms, CA) Verified
By Mark Miano for Campus Insights Media on behalf of Miami University David Gorchov was a new driver, 17 years old, when he hit a deer in New Jersey. “It was a pretty traumatic experience,” he said. Decades later, Gorchov is a professor of biology at Miami University in Ohio, and white-tailed deer sit at the center of his research, including the question of why there are so many of them. Collisions like his are common.
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Florida Public Service Commission rejects Duke Energy’s data center plan

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By Mitch Perry Verified, Dawn Kitterman Verified, Mark Miano
| The Bradenton Times Verified
The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) on Tuesday rejected Duke Energy Florida’s proposal to pay data center costs, 5-0. The agency found that the proposal did not demonstrate compliance with legislation passed earlier this year that requires large load customers to bear their full costs of service without shifting them to the taxpayers.
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November is peak deer-collision season. Drivers in these states face the highest risk

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By Mark Miano
| Benton County Enterprise Verified
November is peak deer-collision season. Drivers in these states face the highest risk Mark Miano for Campus Insights Media on behalf of Miami University Posted 11/3/26 Campus Insights Media on behalf of Miami University reports that deer remain by far the most frequently struck animal on U.S. roads. This item is available in full to subscribers. Attention readers We have recently launched a new and improved website.
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