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the guardian today - Australia edition Sunday 17 Sep 2017 Headlines More » Cory Bernardi warns marriage equality will lead to 'legal warfare' against opponents Australian Conservatives senator tells crowd at launch for the no campaign: 'We're under assault because we're on the right side of legal and moral history' Parsons Green bombing: police arrest man and raid Surrey house 'Step right, step left': mercurial Trump leaves supporters reeling Living standards are going up but are lower than six years ago – hardly a winning argument | Greg Jericho 'Gay or paedophile?' Philippines Duterte attacks rights chief over drug war criticism Police brought in after marriage equality survey forms put up for sale online Sport More » Steve Johnson boots six as GWS Giants romp into preliminary final Late blitz seals comeback victory for Wallabies against Argentina Cowboys shock Eels in boilover as unlikely finals run continues Matildas beat Brazil in international women's football friendly – as it happened Crystal Palace 0-1 Southampton: Premier League – as it happened Culture More » Taylor Mac on queering history: 'Someone like me doesn't normally get to represent America' Paul Keating, Julia Gillard and Tony Abbott inspire choral performance In order to stay relevant, opera in Australia needs to tackle its demons Comment is free More » Every moment spent in the presence of this ridiculous charming rescue dog is a tiny gift | First Dog on the Moon The new media ownership law doesn't address the real crisis journalism is facing | Margaret Simons We now have some hair-raising morsels about Lionel Murphy but the riddle remains | Richard Ackland Life and style More » Poor diet is a factor in one in five deaths, global disease study reveals Consumed by anxiety? Give it a day or two A moment that changed me: turning my back on monogamy | Stephanie Munro Technology More » Equifax hack puts data of 400,000 UK customers at risk What's the cheapest way of buying an iPhone 8? Science More » Nasa's Cassini spacecraft falls silent after dramatic plunge towards Saturn What did the Cassini mission tell us about Saturn and its moons? Environment More » The idea that climate scientists are in it for the cash has deep ideological roots Miner supplying Mt Piper power station seeks urgent hearing over invalid licence Video More » Robocall suggests same-sex marriage may threaten freedom of speech – audio Other countries 'have only benefited from achieving marriage equality', says Dreyfus – video Malcolm Turnbull: 'obvious solution' is to keep Liddell running – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Prince Charles 'fully supports the Queen' despite talk of rift Royal households issue joint statement in response to media report of power struggle involving monarch's private secretary Boris Johnson ought to be fired, furious Tories tell May Insecure's Yvonne Orji: 'I'm 33 years old and I'm a virgin' The eurozone strikes back – why Europe is booming again 'Marlon Brando was my idol but he turned into a monster. He sabotaged my film' How the Coalition's 'blind ideology' over media reform stiffed Guardian Australia | Lenore Taylor Sport Culture Comment is free Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396

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Having trouble viewing this email? View it as a Web page. Check out our latest features! 'Be free!' Although recent surveys had not found any wild suckers between 2-7 years old, the shortnose and Lost River suckers released into Upper Klamath Lake were the first graduates of the Klamath Basin Sucker Rearing Program, a recovery program intended to help save both species from extinction. After the release, the Klamath Falls team pose for a photo.  From left: Kirk Groves, Jeff Mogavero, Evan Childress, Marissa Jager and Joel Ophoff. Credit: Susan Sawyer/USFWS   Biologists hope captive-raised fingerling suckers survive long enough to supplement dwindling shortnose and Lost River populations By Susan Sawyer September 14, 2107 On a drizzly spring day, several hundred captive-raised shortnose and Lost River sucker fry were quickly netted from the safety of round tanks at a rearing facility and placed in large, fiberglass tubs on trucks. Battery-operated aerators hummed as they kept the water moving, providing the fry a blanket of bubbles for cover during the hour-long drive to the Upper Klamath Lake delta. After 14 months in a converted commercial fish farm near Klamath Falls, managed by a team of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologists, it was time for the fish to be released into their natural habitat. Continue to full story...     Return to the deep Solstice (shown here) is one of three endangered olive ridley turtles who have spent at least a year in a rehabilitation pool at SeaWorld, San Diego, that were released Monday, Sept. 11, off the San Diego coastline. Credit: Joanna Gilkeson/USFWS   Photo essay: Against the odds, three olive ridley sea turtles return home By Joanna Gilkeson September 15, 2017 Olive ridley sea turtles, named for their pale green color, are the smallest of all sea turtles. By no choice of their own, three olive ridleys have been on extended vacation at SeaWorld, San Diego, after being rescued in 2014 from near-death. These three turtles washed up in separate locations along the coast of the Pacific Northwest. Each one lucky to be spotted, rescued and transported to Seaworld Rescue in San Diego by the U.S. Coast Guard. Named Solstice, Lightning (both female) and Tucker (male), they then underwent a lengthy rehabilitation at SeaWorld. The road to recovery for each one was lengthy, challenging and at times seemingly hopeless. Continue to full story... Stay Connected with U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Pacific Southwest Region     This email was sent using GovDelivery Communications Cloud on behalf of: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Pacific Southwest Region · 2800 Cottage Way · Suite W-2606 · Sacramento, CA 95825

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Trouble viewing this email? View as a Webpage Saturday, September 16, 2017   Healthy Eating Quiz Should You Take Fish Oil Supplements? Are they as good for you as eating fish? And if you don't eat seafood, where else can you get omega-3s? We answer these and other questions. Video Make Delicious, Diabetes-Friendly Meals We share easy tweaks to what you're already doing -- and show you how to make veggies taste better. Slideshow 10 Eats That Are Good for Your Eyes See why raw red peppers, sunflower seeds, and these other foods are so good for your peepers. Article How to Eat 37 Grams of Fiber a Day It's easier than you may think to get the recommended amount. Here's a sample menu and food chart. Slideshow Best & Worst Foods for Your Liver Some foods -- like oatmeal -- help your liver, while others -- looking at you, burger -- can harm it. Video Tips for Following a Low-Carb Diet What does low-carb mean, anyway? And what are the best foods to eat and avoid? Recipe Asian Turkey Burgers With Sesame Mayo Fire up the grill and treat yourself to these juicy burgers with big flavor. Recipes • Mini Veggie Frittatas • Chicken-Fried Steak • Quick French Onion Soup The Sweet Truth • Simple Ways to Cut the Sugar • Surprising Sources of Hidden Sugar ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT   WebMD.com   |  Mobile Apps WebMD Privacy Policy     © 2017 WebMD, LLC. All rights reserved. WebMD Office of Privacy | 1201 Peachtree Street, NE | Atlanta, GA 30361