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The company said as a result of their business, products have expanded to being made, assembled, and distributed from within several countries including Costa Rica, El Salvador, India, and others.Pura Vida, which has a storefront in La Jolla, said they have also altered language on their website to reflect the change in advertising.Customers unhappy with the products due to whether or not it was made in Costa Rica can have their purchase refunded in full online. 481

The costs of climate change could reach hundreds of billions of dollars annually, according to the report. The Southeast alone will probably lose over a half a billion labor hours by 2100 due to extreme heat.Farmers will face extremely tough times. The quality and quantity of their crops will decline across the country due to higher temperatures, drought and flooding. In parts of the Midwest, farms will be able to produce less than 75% of the corn they produce today, and the southern part of the region could lose more than 25% of its soybean yield.Heat stress could cause average dairy production to fall between 0.60% and 1.35% over the next 12 years -- having already cost the industry .2 billion from heat stress in 2010.When it comes to shellfish there will be a 0 million loss by the end of the century due to ocean acidification, which is already killing off shellfish and corals. Red tides, or algae bloom that deplete oxygen in the water and can kill sea life -- like those that triggered a state of emergency in Florida in August -- will become more frequent. 1079

The federal agency says deer can transmit the disease to humans via a mycobacterium called Mycobacterium bovis (M. bovis).The CDC says people are most commonly infected with M. bovis by eating or drinking contaminated, unpasteurized dairy products, but infection can also occur from direct contact with a wound, such as what might occur during slaughter or hunting, or by inhaling the bacteria in air exhaled by infected animals. Along with deer, M. bovis is most commonly found in cattle, elk and bison. A 507

The defendant is quite violent, the prosecutor said of a man whose debut album, Day 69, was among the most downloaded records on iTunes. 136

The FBI said it does not consider the incident terror-related but the theft of a commercial aircraft from a major US airport has exposed a gap in airline security.Authorities will try to piece together how a security scare of this magnitude occurred at a major airport.Experts said the crash exposed alarming holes in airport security, and is likely to prompt a major review of industry security measures."This is going to be a major learning event for the industry," CNN aviation analyst Justin Green said. "This is a really big deal."Russell managed to steal the Horizon Air turboprop from a maintenance area by himself. He was in uniform, had proper credentials and had clearance to be in secure aircraft areas, said Tilden, the airline CEO."They're credential employees. They're there to work on the airplanes. ... This is aviation in America. The doors of the airplanes are not keyed like a car. There is not an ignition key like a car. The setup in aviation in America is we secure the airfield," Tilden said.Russell appeared to have broken protocol several times. He shouldn't have been able to board the plane alone and go unnoticed. He also moved the plane by himself while protocol calls for two people to tow an aircraft."The fact he was out there by himself, towing the aircraft by himself ... then moving the tracker out of the way, so he could get on the aircraft and move. The fact that all of that happened without even being noticed by anyone on the ground service crew, that is just phenomenal to me," said CNN analyst and former FAA safety inspector David Soucie. 1582

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