Tellwut CA Newsletter - 50 Exclusive Points - October 20 2023

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From the feedlot to the dinner plate, horses bred for slaughter serve a niche market. But should live exporting of these animals be allowed?

Three years after a First Nation started a self-regulated lobster fishery that sparked protests and violence in Nova Scotia, federal prosecutors are pressing ahead with charges against dozens of Indigenous fishers, some of whom are planning constitutional challenges. Many of those charged are preparing to argue in court that they have a constitutionally protected treaty right to fish freely. Critics suggest that negotiations rather than prosecution should be the way to resolve the issue, as successive governments have failed to establish permanent agreements on a moderate livelihood fishery.

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Americans would rather inherit a pet from a loved one than a car, according to new research.

Ed Currie, the South Carolina hot pepper expert who crossbred and grew the Carolina Reaper that's hotter than most pepper sprays police use to subdue unruly criminals, has broken his own world record with a pepper that's three times hotter. Pepper X was publicly named the hottest pepper in the world on Oct. 9 by the Guinness Book of World Records, beating out the Reaper in Currie's decade-long hunt to perfect a pepper that he says provides "immediate, brutal heat."

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