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• Farmers and ranchers in Utah have cut water use 70-75% compared to last year. Here’s what it means for your food supply Tyson Roberts, of Roberts Family Farms, talks about how the drought is affecting his farm in Layton on Friday, July 16, 2021. | Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret NewsFarmers and ranchers won’t be able to feed their livestock and will be forced to sell out of state. This will impact meat prices for years to come With extreme drought conditions impacting all of Utah, all citizens of this state have been asked to take large measures to help sustain our limited…
• Johnson & Johnson recalls five sunscreens over cancer-causing chemical Five of Johnson & Johnson’s aerosol sunscreen sprays are affected by the recall (Pictures: Neutrogena/Johnson & Johnson)Johnson & Johnson has recalled five of its aerosol sunscreen products after finding a cancer-causing chemical in some of the samples. The New Jersey-based company, which also produced a one-dose coronavirus vaccine, announced its customers should immediately stop using the sunscreen sprays and throw them away. The levels of benzene uncovered were low and not expected to cause health problems but the recall was…
• Trump showerhead rule on more water flow goes down the drain In this Aug. 12, 2020 file photo, water flows from a showerhead in Portland, Ore. President Joe Biden’s administration is reversing a Trump-era rule approved after the former president complained he wasn’t getting wet enough because of limits on water flow from showerheads. Now, with a new president in office, the Energy Department is going back to a standard adopted in 2013, saying it provides plenty of water for a good soak and a thorough clean. | APThe change will…
• The Grow List: Plants and furniture to turn your garden into a relaxing outdoor haven Create the perfect work/life balance in your backyard (Picture: Metro.co.uk)Most of us are pretty used to this whole working from home malarky by now, but as the weather improves, why not take your laptop to the garden? Yes, many of us are heading back to the office soon, but for those who have found a slightly more flexible arrangement, you’re probably long overdue a change of scenery. From a light-cum-speaker to soothe you while you work to a full on…
• New Bruce’s Beach plaques up for discussion in Manhattan Beach The Bruce’s Beach History Advisory Board is wrapping up its work. The Manhattan Beach board has solidified the language it’ll present to the City Council next week for two new plaques that will commemorate Willa and Charles Bruce, as well as other Black families who lost their nearby property in the early 20th century through the eminent domain. A task force created last year to compile an accurate archive of Bruce’s Beach history was also tasked with coming up with…
• Best and worst foods to eat during a heatwave Some foods are better than others for beating the heat (Picture: Getty)Perhaps you’ve spent this heatwave subsisting on ice lollies and the odd cold drink, or maybe you’re more of an all-in barbecue type. Aside from being satisfying, though, the food we choose to eat during a heatwave can affect how well we fare while the temperatures climb. The nutrients they provide (or deplete) can change how much we sweat, how dehydrated we become, and how well our body recovers…
• Biden reverses Trump-era showerhead rule that sought to increase water flow Taking cold showers has been linked to some health benefits. Getty Images The Biden administration will reverse a Trump-era rule on showerhead water flow. Last December, the Trump administration reversed an Obama-era rule on the issue. Since 1992, federal law has stipulated that showerheads should not put out more than 2.5 gallons of water per minute. Sign up for the 10 Things in Politics daily newsletter. The Biden administration is set to reverse a Trump-era rule that would have loosened…
• How bad is Utah’s drought? Water managers dipping into emergency supply Boaters enjoy the water near the dam at Jordanelle State Park on Friday, July 16, 2021. The water levels are low due to drought. | Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News Utah crops are suffering or fields are fallow, cattle are sold off as ranchers face a loss of rangeland, and water managers are dipping into emergency supplies as the tendrils of this extreme drought refuse to loosen their grip on the West. “We are no longer pulling water stored from…
• Beach stays in the UK that are just like being in the Mediterranean (or close enough) Turns out you can get Spanish vibes… in Salcombe (Picture: Metro.co.uk)We can’t lie, we are seriously missing the Med right now. But endless confusion about the green list isn’t making holidays abroad look very enticing. But as we look finally set to see some sun, maybe you can recreate some of those holidays vibes right here in the UK. From beaches to rival the Costa del Sol to a view that feels so French you can practically see France itself…
• Harriette Cole: I’m left out because I don’t want to wear a swimsuit DEAR HARRIETTE: Summer is here, which means it’s bathing suit season. Harriette Cole I’ve always struggled with my body image. I grew up overweight, so I got used to hiding my body in sweatshirts and sweatpants. But now with the heat, my old tricks won’t work, and I am forced to confront one of my biggest fears: my body. When I think of putting on a swimsuit, I feel like I am putting all my insecurities on display for the world…