Water shortages spark Wisconsin urge for conservation
Wisconsin planners warn water demand grows with higher living standards and industrial use. They cite New York’s near dry collapse to stress stopping waste, note heavy consumption in paper and dairy industries, and urge pollution abatement as vital for sustaining domestic and industrial supplies.
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United States
Water Resources Policy Commission
Wisconsin
Appleton
The
State Board of Health and the
Committee of Water Pollution
Board of Health
Water Pollution Committee
Wisconsin Ducks Peak as 1949 1950 Seasons Align
Wisconsin conservation waterfowl biologists report duck flights in 1949 and 1950 matched peak migration periods across northwest Mississippi southeast areas with teal and coots, mallards and blacks among the most numerous species. Ground water, forest cover, and flood control are discussed as key conservation themes.
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Mississippi
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Burnett County
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Wolf River
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U. S. Engineers
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U. S. Soil Conservation Service
London Zoo Welcomes Brazilian Bell Bird as New Guest
The London Zoo recently added a Brazilian bell bird whose loud call travels up to half a mile, drawing attention from visitors and staff alike.
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