We can't get enough of the Red Admiral butterflies that have swept into New York City. Yesterday's beautiful weather meant that many were fluttering about in the sky—or taking the D train. We asked Dr. Christie Johnson, curatorial associate at the American Museum of Natural History's Division of Invertebrate Zoology, about the Vanessa atalanta and learned how we, as New Yorkers, can attract them!
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Red Admiral Butterfly Invasion Update: Some Will Settle In NYC!
Global Warming and Bad Harvests Raise Cost of Beer
First devastating weather patterns and destroyed coral reefs, then lousy harvests and global food shortages, now this: soaring beer prices. In an increasingly warmer world, precious, life-sustaining beer is becoming a luxury item. The past year has seen a drought in Australia, flooding in Germany, hailstorms in the Pacific Northwest, and lower crop yields throughout Europe – all resulting in a dramatic spike in the cost of grains and hops.
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