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NEWS 12/5/23

  1. Whitetail Rut Science Explained: The National Deer Association (NDA) recently featured Chief Conservation Officer Kip Adams on their Deer Season 365 podcast, where he shared insights about the whitetail deer rut. Adams emphasized the consistency in rut timing across most of the United States, suggesting that a better understanding of this phenomenon could enhance hunting strategies​​.
  2. Rockefeller Foundation Supports Coal Phase-Out: The Rockefeller Foundation is pioneering a coal-to-clean pilot project in the Philippines. This initiative, announced at the COP28 climate summit, aims to decommission a coal-fired power plant early and replace it with renewable energy. This groundbreaking project aligns with the Paris Agreement’s goals and represents a significant step towards global coal phase-out​​​​.
  3. Saudi Arabia’s Stance at COP28: Saudi Arabia’s Energy Minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, has firmly opposed the phasing out of fossil fuels at the COP28 climate talks in Dubai. This stance comes amidst a global push towards reducing reliance on fossil fuels and mitigating climate change. The decision marks a challenging turn in the ongoing climate negotiations​​​​​​​​​​.
  4. Cyclone Michaung’s Impact in India: Cyclone Michaung recently made landfall in Southern India, bringing heavy rainfall and severe disruptions. The cyclone intensified into a severe storm, causing fatalities and infrastructure damage, including disruptions at Chennai Airport. Emergency response teams are actively working in affected areas​​​​​​​​​​.
  5. Rising Sea Levels Affect Chesapeake Farmlands: The Chesapeake Bay region is witnessing the spread of salt patches along its shores, a direct consequence of rising sea levels. This phenomenon is increasingly damaging farmlands in the area, indicating the tangible impacts of climate change on agriculture​​​​.
  6. Striped Bass Fishing Mortality Concerns: The fishing mortality rate of Atlantic striped bass remains a concern despite measures implemented to limit commercial and recreational fishing. Declared overfished in 2019, efforts to increase the species’ spawning stock by 2029 are threatened by ongoing fishing practices​​.
  7. Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commissioners Reappointed: In a move indicating stability, all commissioners of the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission have been reappointed. This decision reflects a continuation of existing policies and approaches within the commission​​.

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