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MILWAUKEE 鈥?On what was predicted to be the hottest day of summer, people across Milwaukee County sought ways to cool off in the heat.For Brewer s fans, it was the love of the game and a close pennant race that brought them to American Family field with the temperature at about 100 degrees. We live in Wisconsin. You just go with it. And there s a breeze. So, you can t stay home and totally whine about it all the time. Yeah, go with it, said Linda Steinhorst.Steinhorst and her friends sat underneath a tent while tailgating ahead of the game. Her friend, Lori Lamasney, said while drinking alcohol, they made sure to drink plenty of water, even adding electrolytes. However, not everyone in the lot was seeking the shade. Just en
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stanley website e to bring in as much water as they wanted. The ball club also partially closed the retractable roof to offer shade for many and provided towels and cooling centers. I give them credit. They re doing a good job. They re playing good ball and taking care of their fans, said Gary Theil, who brought in six bottles of water on ice. On such a hot day, not everyone could slip out of work to enjoy the Crew, which won in extra innings against the Twins, 8-7. William Murray and Garlando Cain work special pickup and garbage for the City no matter how hot it gets, they said. It s no Wuqo Southeast Wisconsin weather: Dangerous heat on the way
Manatees are a Florida icon. But now, there are grave concerns about their fate this winter after an unprecedented number of deaths this year.The count is expected to hit 1,000. Already it s nearly double the five-year average as experts
stanley us prepare for the worst. It s the most deaths for the mammal in Florida in decades. She s ahead, said Nicole Bartlett.The research assistant tracks manatees following their rescue and release. This August morning on a lake in the Ocala National Forest, she s looking for Greedy B. To see how she s using the Ocklawaha River so we can determine how many manatees are using and what they r
stanley cup e finding out here, she said.The good news- it seemed like Greedy was eating and even found friends. But the concern is what lies ahead. I m really concerned about this next winter. I think a lot of the food sources for the animals haven t had a chance to grow back, said Bartlett.The deaths going back to last winter are considered an unusual mortality event. A significant focus is on the state s east coast, in the
stanley taza Indian River Lagoon. Our oceans and coastal ecosystems are facing a number of grand challenges to their continued vitality, and I think a huge red light warning sign is the death of all these manatees, said Dr. Michael Crosby, the president and CEO of Mote Marine Laboratory and Aquarium.A factor behind the deaths may be a loss in food, seagrass. Scientists explain that ties back to water quality. Algal blooms in the area have led to less water clari
