National cave group questions white nose death estimates
A Vermont based official with the National Speleological Society says the current 57 to 67 million bat death estimate from white nose syndrome is flawed and could trigger undue cave access limits. He urges more accurate, defensible numbers as federal officials defend the higher total while noting cave closures affect economies and wildlife decisions.
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Blurred Chinese Education Piece Mentions Obami Era
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