Wildlife danger from critters prompts Congress study
Washington AP reports a congressional ordered study catalogs wildlife threats to people and property. It notes 27 000 annual injuries from rodents, 5% billion in crop and vehicle losses from deer, 86 000 bird airplane collisions, and 870 million in livestock losses from predators. It details nonlethal scare tactics, guard llamas, lasers, and public safety considerations along with debates on lethal control and the Wildlife Services program.
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Amtrak could lose tracks and stations under reform plan
Washington AP panel on Amtrak futures favors stripping ownership of tracks and stations yet keeping operations. The Reform Council considers private bids, government subsidies, and transferring ownership to new subsidiaries of a federal rail entity, with ultimate transfer to states or cities. Amtrak would continue as an operator under a federal corporation while ownership moves away.
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