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- Taking Flight: A Comprehensive Guide to Bird Control in Australia
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- Created on 07 March 2024
- ... legal and moral duties is needed. Our deliberate assorted bird classes are to be sheltered by law, so preserving stability is pressing. Whereas you care about agriculture and urban locations, attaching ...
- Biden moves to protect the Tongass, North America's largest rainforest, from logging and road building
- (The Conversation USA)
- Created on 04 August 2021
- ... amounts of carbon in their trees and soils over centuries, protecting them is an important strategy for curbing climate change. Today, however, scientists estimate that logging, agriculture and urban development ...
- How the term 'Anthropocene' jumped from geoscience to hashtags - before most of us knew what it meant
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- Created on 30 January 2020
- ... early Anthropocene deforestation, agriculture and urbanisation. In a new paper, my colleagues have shown Pre-Columbian Maya wetland agricultural systems in present-day Belize were five times larger (an ...
- Plants are going extinct up to 350 times faster than the historical norm
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- Created on 26 August 2019
- ... coldspots. Agriculture and urbanisation were important drivers of plant extinctions in both hot- and coldspots, confirming the general belief that habitat destruction is the primary cause of most extinctions ...
- The Albany pitcher plant will straight up eat you (if you're an ant)
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- Created on 29 July 2019
- ... the species has declined dramatically over the past century as extensive land has been cleared throughout the southwest for agriculture and urban development. The Albany pitcher plant now occurs only ...
- The Murray-Darling Basin scandal: economists have seen it coming for decades
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- Created on 09 July 2019
- ... All state governments have allocated permits to extract water for human uses (irrigated agriculture and urban water). The allocations grew rapidly in the second half of the 20th century, exceeding th ...
- Slowing climate change could reverse drying in the subtropics
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- Created on 12 February 2019
- ... in these regions will place great stress on ecosystems, agriculture and urban water supplies. Our new study, published today in Nature Climate Change, suggests the subtropical Southern Hemisphere drying ...
- Many native animals and birds thrive in burned forests, research shows
- (The Conversation USA)
- Created on 22 August 2018
- A Northern Spotted Owl in Oregon's Deschutes National Forest.AP Photo/Don Ryan, FileInterior Secretary Ryan Zinke is blaming this summer’s large-scale wildfires on environmentalists, who he contends ...