The Trumpeter Swan Reintroduction in Wisconsin began in the late 1980s with eggs taken from Alaska and hatched and raised in Wisconsin. Within a few years, no new eggs from alaska were introduced and the swans began re-populating wisconsin on their own. Each year, the …
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An annual survey this month counted about 200 of the majestic birds along the Mississippi River from Dayton to Hastings.
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One of my favorite emails. 2009 ClimateGate email from Anthony Footitt of UEA: "I do hope all these emails are just staying within UEA because it really makes us (UEA as a whole) look like a bunch of amateurs" Email 4153
It’s easy to get fixated with small-bore issues on the economy, even if they don’t seem so small-bore at the time. Stimulus packages. Bailouts. Debt ceilings. Deficit commissions. Payroll tax-cut extensions.
This is David versus Goliath.
The plan includes the essential task of rebuilding the marshes and barrier islands that act as fish nurseries and defenses against storms.
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