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Motocross racer to compete in Amateur National Motocross Championship in July
CLARKSVILLE, TN – 15-year-old Ethan Burns of Clarksville has qualified for a spot in the 2023 Amateur National Motocross Championship at Loretta Lynn’s Ranch. It has been a hard and long road for him. He has been competing for several years to obtain a ticket to the ranch. He had some major injuries and setbacks but has not given up on his dreams to make it. It almost seemed like he wasn’t going to get to make it this year due to his bike motor locking up at his first reginal at RedBud in Michigan.
Exposure to the aryl hydrocarbon receptor agonist dioxin disrupts formation of the muscle, nerves, and vasculature in the developing jaw
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Exposure to the persistent organic pollutant 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin (TCDD, dioxin) disrupts development of the zebrafish inner ear
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Wastelands: The true story of farm country on trial — Stone Pier Press
In Duplin County, North Carolina, pigs outnumber people by a ratio of 35 to one and their waste amounts to an enormous problem. This is a place where hog excrement sits in uncapped “lagoons” several acres wide before being sprayed into the air at 200 gallons per minute. It’s where even the slightest breeze can grab hold of the foul odor and carry it to outdoor cookouts, yard games, and porches many miles away.
Indigenous communities and the mental health impacts of land dispossession related to industrial resource development: a systematic review
17 UN Leaving no one behind: Indigenous Peoples and the call for a new social contract. International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples. Yet, many tribes and nations do not have formal control over their territories and natural resources, and in some countries, they do not have legal recognition by the state. 18 Herrmann TM Sandström P Granqvist K et al.
Masks on Double Duty: Wildfires during a Respiratory Pandemic
Dear Editor, I thought COVID-19 was bad. But for seven days this September, I was under “smoke quarantine” in Portland, OR. When I went to the grocery store, my mask was on double duty. As a future doctor and a human being, I am alarmed. Masking-tape blocked drafty cracks around my house. The scene outside my window was sky the color of an infected lung – grey, yellow, pink, and red. Soot gathered on my sills. Ash fell from the sky.
Cases in Urine Drug Monitoring Interpretation: How to Stay in Control (Part 2)
Basic principles in UDM are reviewed and applied to a patient testing positive for delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and opiates.
Hundreds gather to root on TEAM ‘17
MAIDEN – Maiden High School's stadium looked less like the home of the Blue Devils and more like a church March 31 and April 1.More than 600 people showed up for a two-night event called T.E.A.M. '17, an effort by several area churches, including Maiden's Living Word Church."The purpose of the event was to extend an evangelistic invitation to the community of Maiden," Living Word Church Lead Pastor Rick Haug said.
Across Top B-Schools, MBAs Open Up
Tiffany Smith (Kellogg 2017) knew the blackout photos were only a starting point. Last fall’s demonstrations, which followed the police killings of Terence Crutcher and Keith Scott, saw thousands of students at top business schools don black to stand with victims of racial injustice.
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