Why Hunting Is Good for the Environment and Habitats
The piece argues hunting supports sustainable wildlife populations and habitat preservation. It cites declines in hunter numbers since 1960, funds from hunting taxes aiding habitat work, and the need for partnerships among hunters ecologists hikers and bird watchers to protect forests streams and wetlands.
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Wake up and smell the carbon monoxide danger
Dear Abby warns readers about deadly carbon monoxide from furnaces even when new. Patricia in Portland recounts headaches and a near fatal CO exposure at a family gathering after the furnace damper was shut. Abby stresses fall checks before cold weather and urges readers to heed the warning now.
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Dear Abby a mother with strong political views causes tension
A reader asks how to handle a outspoken mother who shunned family events after a failed reprimand. Dear Abby explains the mom likely feels the world wants her opinions, suggests apologizing for past friction, and lightly teases her to keep dialogue open.
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The martin sure sign Spring's near
The purple martin signals spring as early as January along Florida and Gulf coasts, then northward as insects rise. Males are iridescent black purple, females darker with gray breast. Guides urge building gourds or apartments 15 to 20 feet high before arrival, and note martins return to established territories yearly.
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Gulf
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