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Sixty-three endangered African penguins were the victims of a tragic attack last week. The culprits: a swarm of Cape honeybees. African penguins who live on the islands and along the coast of Namibia and South Africa have already been the casualties of hunting, fishing, mining, oil and gas drilling and climate change. But this was the first time they faced massacre by bee.

ASPEN — The crew that gathered on Saturday night to send off Jimmy’s restaurant and bar after 24 years at the heart of this storied mountain town was misfit, for sure, and also entirely fitting. There were free thinkers and politicians (some both). There were longtime locals, seasonal and year-round regulars.

Dear Amy: My father has realized his memory is failing and is using this to whitewash his questionable parenting skills. Now I have no closure or recourse on events like his racist outburst of 2012 that led me to a very awkward Thanksgiving in a house full of people I did not know. My dad will even see if his partner remembers an incident, and if she doesn’t remember, then it definitely didn’t happen; but she is apt to ignore it like it didn’t happen just to move off the subject. I don’t need an apology (not that it would come), but it is just a new insult on top of an old one. It makes me resentful when he literally says I must be wrong because: 1.

Two of the world’s largest economies — and by far the largest carbon contributors — have committed to stop financing the climate crisis. On Tuesday at the U. N. General Assembly in New York, the U. S. and China pledged to cut off financing for activities that fuel the climate crisis.

This is the story of how a decommissioned apple processing facility became a modern rural retreat. Created by Best Practice Architecture, Cloud Ranch is an amazing combination of the old and the new. Cloud Ranch is in Tieton, Washington, a spot surrounded by expansive views. Before its construction, many people just saw an old warehouse building, a run-down spot where agriculture and industry once met.

Costing 200,000 euros per meter to construct, the 3.2-kilometer (1.9-mile) extension of Berlin’s motorway ring road was always controversial. If completed, it would bring 130,000 cars per day to south and east Berlin by 2022. As the political will to act on the climate crisis builds, the extension is starting to look like an expensive and ugly mistake.