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West Bengal revokes BJP MP Ananta Maharaj's top state award over Netaji remarks
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UK girl, 11, becomes youngest ever recipient of MBE for disability advocacy
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Buffalo extends fish passage along Niagara River seawall to aid Lake Erie migration
The city of Buffalo is improving a fish passageway along its Niagara River seawall to help emerald shiners reach Lake Erie. Steel baffles are being installed along 700 feet of the seawall to reduce strong water currents that hinder fish movement. The work is part of a larger multi-million-dollar ecological restoration project for the Niagara River area. The broader initiative also includes converting nearby industrial slips into shallow-water habitats for wildlife. These efforts collectively aim to address decades of environmental damage in western New York.
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