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Salmon company to inject fish with antibiotics ahead of expected marine heat wave

With Tasmania's salmon industry bracing for marine heatwave conditions this summer, one company is about to begin injecting fish with an antibacterial drug — with its preferred antibiotic option still off the table after the permit to use was revoked.

Salmon company to inject fish with antibiotics ahead of expected marine heat wave

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Flybondi files for insolvency proceedings following months-long crisis

The low-cost airline has not conducted a flight in almost two months and laid off hundreds of workers La entrada Flybondi files for insolvency proceedings following months-long crisis se publicó…

  • Flybondi files for insolvency proceedings amid crisis
  • Airline unable to operate for 57 days since last week
  • 27 unpaid checks total AR$2.9 billion (US$1.8 million)

Is the West’s 100-Year Venezuela Oil Bet About To Backfire?

Centuries ago, the untamed jungles of Venezuela’s Orinoco Basin helped power the myth of El Dorado, a city made entirely of gold. But for the new adventurers staking a claim in the country’s black gold instead, there is no myth involved, but rather the world’s largest crude oil reserves of 303 billion barrels.

  • Venezuela holds world's largest crude oil reserves of 303 billion barrels.
  • Halliburton and TotalEnergies sign agreements to tap into Venezuela's oil.
  • U.S. government acquires over 20% of Venezuela's oil reserves in unprecedented 100-year deal.

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