CDC: Salmonella Infections In California, 7 Other States Could Be Tied To Wild Songbirds
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, investigators are looking into an outbreak of salmonella infections in 19 people that could be associated with sick or dead birds. Infections have occurred in eight states, including California, Tennessee, and New Hampshire, with eight people requiring hospitalization. No deaths are currently reported.
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Beaver relocation program aims to revitalize waterways, woodlands
Two Avian Botulism Cases Detected At Tulare Lake
The Rubber Meets the Road with California’s Green Chemistry Law
California health experts not overly worried by the summer COVID-19 case bump
CDFA Soil Biodiversity Report: A Path to Protecting Our Living Soils
Sea lions return to ocean as toxic bloom that sickened California marine mammals fades
California Department of Food and Agriculture invests nearly $2 million into local pollinators
