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The men and women surveyed had, for the most part, strikingly similar reactions to the news while greater differences emerged among age groups. 143

The harsh truth of what happened before our adoption event last night. We were called by dispatch about a cat in a U-haul in 19° around 11pm. Our officer went out there with MPD and discovered 43 cats. pic.twitter.com/HPUoTC3TO8— Muncie Animal Care (@MuncieACS) December 8, 2018 278

The incident began when residents told a man, who was sitting in a silver BMW smoking an unknown substance, to stop smoking in front of their residence. 152

The other potential problem with using wood is the depletion of our forests. According to the World Wildlife Organization, up to 58,000 square miles of forest are lost each year -- that's equivalent to 48 football fields every minute.Forests cover approximately two thirds of Japan, but Sumitomo Forestry says many of the cedar and cypress trees planted after the Second World War, which are now ready for harvesting, are "being left in an unmaintained state." The company argues that increased timber demand will promote better maintenance of forests and encourage communities to ensure their sustainability.Ramage adds that "Russia has huge timber reserves, largely because we're finally using less paper." Furthermore, he says, wood is, on average, four times lighter than concrete, so transporting it uses less energy.From the magnificent Tudor timber arches of Westminster Hall in London to the wooden rooftops of the Forbidden City in Beijing, wood has been used to construct some of the world's most beautiful, iconic buildings. And they haven't fallen victim to rot."We know from a very long history of building in wood it can last -- we have 600, 700-year-old buildings in the UK which are fine," says Ramage. "The one constant they have is that they have all been well looked after." 1293

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority said the incident is under review.“The bus operator depicted in this disturbing video is being held out of service while we conduct an investigation and we encourage anyone with information to contact us,” an MTA spokesman said on Monday.The driver and the woman were arguing over the stroller before the incident occurred, according to the woman who posted the video.It’s not immediately clear whether the encounter was posted immediately after the incident. Anyone with information about the incident is urged to call 511 or 569