46. State boasts of abundant pheasants Brood count surveys by the South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks department estimated that statewide, this year s pheasant population was 23 percent higher than last year s and 18 percent greater than the 2005 pheasant population which was at a 40-year high. PIERRE Hunters should get ready to step back in time as they prepare to share the fields with a pheasant population the likes of which hasn t been seen in South Dakota since the Soil Bank years of the 1950s and 60s. Our department works...
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47. International Symposium On Cancer Biology - India & Northern Ireland Forge A Front Against Cancer Renowned for its record of achievements in frontline research, first class education & a commitment to internationalisation, Queen's University Belfast has signed an agreement with the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India for an international research partnership to develop new ways to treat and understand cancer. Renowned for its record of achievements in frontline research, first class education & a commitment to internationalisation, Queen's University Belfast has signed an...
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48. Oregon Recreation Report Anyone who catches one of the tagged summer steelhead is asked to record the number printed on the plastic tag, without removing the tag from the fish, and notify ODFW of the date and location where the fish was caught and released by calling the Clackamas Office any time at (971) 673-6000. Anyone who catches one of the tagged summer steelhead is asked to record the number printed on the plastic tag, without removing the tag from the fish, and notify ODFW of the date and location where the...
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49. CORRECTED-Olympics-Beijing Games to make $20-$30 mln profit Organisers and sponsors have been cagey about revenue from the programme, but in August sports goods manufacturer Adidas announced it would pay 100 million pounds ($204. Yu, who is also a vice minister in China's sports ministry, the General Administration of Sports, said the main challenges for organisers were not related to costs or building Olympic venues on time, but tackling Beijing's chronic air pollution and handling foreign groups' demands for change in China. Beijing Games to make...
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50. Texas Clipper goes down in Gulf (w/video) RESOURCES Texas Clipper's final voyage Giant ship sunk to create reef SOUTH PADRE ISLAND A World War II ship that served for decades as a training vessel for Texas A&M University sea cadets was sunk in open waters off the Texas coast Saturday, launching its new mission as an underwater habitat and diving destination. Texas Clipper goes down in Gulf (w/video) . Chron.com - Houston Chronicle Login / Sign-up Logout Edit Profile. RESOURCES Texas Clipper's final voyage Giant ship sunk to create...
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51. Firm handling oil spill cleanup is mostly unregulated, little known The disaster created an uproar among politicians, community activists and volunteers who want to know who is responsible for the miscommunication and foot-dragging that allowed time for strong bay currents to disperse the sludge and foul beaches throughout the Bay Area. The disaster created an uproar among politicians, community activists and volunteers who want to know who is responsible for the miscommunication and foot-dragging that allowed time for strong bay currents to disperse the...
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52. County stuggles to protect its native oaks Enterprise photo by Phillip Gomez California does have a law protecting oak trees, called the Oak Woodlands Conservation Act, passed by the Legislature in 2004 and taking effect in 2005, requiring cities and counties to assess their oak resources and adopt management plans in order to ensure healthy watersheds, clean air and water and wildlife habitat. Enterprise photo by Phillip Gomez California does have a law protecting oak trees, called the Oak Woodlands Conservation Act, passed by the...
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53. Bob Lutz, the Chevy Volt and the Easter Bunny Lutz then took on naysayers of GM's advanced technology plans -- throwing barbs equally at competitors, environmentalists, the oil industry, and Democrats. The playful title of the award was meant to recognize Lutz for his ability to repeatedly resist naysayers to his plans for producing ground-breaking vehicles. Bob Lutz, GM's vice chairman for product development, told a group of automotive journalists that the feasibility of the Chevy Volt plug-in hybrid concept will be proven by next...
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54. Ethanol Bust Makes Loser of Bush, Gates, Archer Daniels Midland Stanford University researchers say ethanol, originally added to gasoline in the 1970s to reduce tailpipe emissions, does nothing to improve the environment. Harvesting, crushing, fermenting and distilling corn requires 29 percent more energy than ethanol produces, says Pimentel, a professor of ecology and agriculture. Ethanol is a form of alcohol indistinguishable from moonshine that's created by fermenting and distilling the starches from corn, sugar, wheat and other crops. The federal...
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