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Environment
New proposal could reduce speeds for large ships coming into Georgia ports
This proposal would mean during whale calving season, captains will have to slow down even more, something that could cost the state billions.
Destinations
Above America | Focused on Fall
Exploring the fall season throughout cities in the U.S. by flying over fall foliage, corn mazes and more.
Nation World
Dogwalker discovers alligator roaming rural Idaho
The person put the gator in a nearby horse trailer until officers could pick it up, Idaho Fish & Game officials said.
Health
After death at Lake Mead, here's what you need to know about brain-eating amoebas
The CDC has tallied just 154 cases of infection and death from the amoeba in the U.S. since 1962.
Places
Inside the San Diego Zoo Safari Park | Wonderful Wild World
As the San Diego Zoo celebrates 50 years, KFMB's Neda Iranpour goes inside the Safari Park to introduce us to animals benefiting from their conservation work.
Nation World
What does cyanide have to do with tropical fish?
Millions of saltwater fish are caught every year for aquariums — often involving squirts of cyanide and perilous journeys.
Environment
2022 St. Johns River Report shows increasing fecal bacteria, phosphorus levels
The report indicates that the wetlands are being lost to development, and the use of mitigation banking far outpaces better alternatives like preservation.
Environment
New documentary traces the Golden Ray disaster through eyes of a quirky community
The film, which premiered Thursday night in Brunswick, captures a story directors found "homey and heartwarming, but also eerie."
Hurricane
Hurricane Ian brings tons of microplastics onto Florida coasts
NOAA says microplastics are small plastic pieces less than five millimeters long that can be harmful to the ocean and aquatic life.
Environment
First Coast News questions Senator Rick Scott on climate change during St. Augustine visit
In August the former governor opposed the Inflation Reduction Act, which gives hundreds of billions of dollars to climate and energy programs.
Nation World
Voting begins for 'Fat Bear Week': Meet the chunky champs
A national park in Alaska celebrates its hibernation-ready bears with a popular online voting event.
Environment
New proposal could reduce speeds for large ships coming into Georgia ports
This proposal would mean during whale calving season, captains will have to slow down even more, something that could cost the state billions.
Destinations
Above America | Focused on Fall
Exploring the fall season throughout cities in the U.S. by flying over fall foliage, corn mazes and more.
Nation World
Dogwalker discovers alligator roaming rural Idaho
The person put the gator in a nearby horse trailer until officers could pick it up, Idaho Fish & Game officials said.
Health
After death at Lake Mead, here's what you need to know about brain-eating amoebas
The CDC has tallied just 154 cases of infection and death from the amoeba in the U.S. since 1962.
Places
Inside the San Diego Zoo Safari Park | Wonderful Wild World
As the San Diego Zoo celebrates 50 years, KFMB's Neda Iranpour goes inside the Safari Park to introduce us to animals benefiting from their conservation work.
Nation World
What does cyanide have to do with tropical fish?
Millions of saltwater fish are caught every year for aquariums — often involving squirts of cyanide and perilous journeys.
Environment
2022 St. Johns River Report shows increasing fecal bacteria, phosphorus levels
The report indicates that the wetlands are being lost to development, and the use of mitigation banking far outpaces better alternatives like preservation.
Environment
New documentary traces the Golden Ray disaster through eyes of a quirky community
The film, which premiered Thursday night in Brunswick, captures a story directors found "homey and heartwarming, but also eerie."
Hurricane
Hurricane Ian brings tons of microplastics onto Florida coasts
NOAA says microplastics are small plastic pieces less than five millimeters long that can be harmful to the ocean and aquatic life.
Environment
First Coast News questions Senator Rick Scott on climate change during St. Augustine visit
In August the former governor opposed the Inflation Reduction Act, which gives hundreds of billions of dollars to climate and energy programs.
Nation World
Voting begins for 'Fat Bear Week': Meet the chunky champs
A national park in Alaska celebrates its hibernation-ready bears with a popular online voting event.
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