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DENVER 鈥?If you love seafood, chances are shrimp are a staple, whether they re dipped in cocktail sauce or wrapped in a sushi roll.United Nations data found that over the past 30 years, shrimp farms have increased production by 1,000% but conservation groups say it s come at the expense of mangroves. About 40% of global mangroves have been cut down and shrimp farming has been one of the primary drivers of that deforestation, said Dane Klinger,
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MILWAUKEE 鈥?Jazmine Swan s business London s Loving Pet Care, located along WIS 100 Brown Deer Road , opened in February. I ve been blessed to have good business, no empty days since I ve opened, so it s been amazing, said Swan.She said it s been a lifelong dream to open the doggy daycare, but when she saw construction cones go up along WIS 100 it caused some concern. It worried me just a little bit because like I said, newer businesses I didn t want it to derail people from coming here. Because a lot of times when people see construction, they take another route, said Swan.The Wisconsin Department of Transpo
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