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Bat boxes were supposed to be a safe haven for bats. So why are they killing them?
Manmade homes meant to protect bats from the elements can become deadly in a heat wave, with reports worldwide of mass casualties in an animal population already under threat. But a few tweaks to the houses could help their inhabitants thrive.
Radio What on Earth October 31
Mississippi man says noise from data centre plant is 'torture.' But he won't sell his home to Musk's SpaceXSI
Jason Haley is a plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against Elon Musk's AI company, alleging excessive noise pollution from a plant built to power the data centres that train the large language model Grok. Now the company is sending realtors door-to-door with letters offering to buy people's homes in exchange for agreeing not to join lawsuit.
Radio As It Happens October 30
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Interest rates are up. Should you be worried?
How will the Bank of Canada’s first rate hike in three years affect Canadians — and how is our economy doing?
Radio Front Burner October 30
Has your Halloween candy vanished? You may have fallen for the trick of the treat
If you buy a box of candy in August, it's going to be tough to resist the temptation until October. Analysts credit this to clever packaging and marketing, along with the big boxes of candy showing up earlier and earlier each year.
Radio Cost of Living October 30
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From small-town mayors to ranchers, The Current asks Texans what’s shaping their vote
Radio October 30
The dog from Wallace and Gromit finally breaks his silence — with Martin Freeman's voice
Radio As It Happens October 30

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