Eelgrass decline blamed for New Hampshire water trouble
In Durham New Hampshire a scientist says a slime mold like disease harming eelgrass in Great Bay risks boosting pollution levels and harming nurseries and marine life. Short warns loss could trigger major ecological shifts within years and costly restoration.
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Durham
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New Hampshire
Great Bay
Frederick Short
University of New Hampshire
Maine
New York
Short
State Fish and Game Department
Schwinn climbs on quality amid imports reshaping U.S. bikes
Schwinn Bicycle Co based in Chicago remains a rare American manufacturer as imports from Taiwan and Japan grow to over 40 percent of the market. The firm, now with about 600 U.S. workers, shifted production abroad after a 1980 strike and plant closures, yet retains a long warranty and a loyal dealer network totaling about 1,800. The company, founded by Ignaz Schwinn in 1895, once built 1.5 million bikes annually and held roughly 25 percent market share in the early 1950s, now ranks third with about 10 percent and roughly 1 million bikes sold yearly.
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Ignaz Schwinn
Ignaz
Schwinn
Edward R. Schwinn
Bill Quinn
Bicycle Business Journal
Fort Worth
Nick Page
Schaumburg Cyclery
Schaumburg
Ed Schwinn
Quinn
United Auto Workers
Greenville
Miss
Giant Manufacturing Co
Taiwan
National Bicycle Co
Osaka
Japan
Thomas Leetch
Leetch
U.S
Huffy Corp
United States
Murray Ohio Manufacturing Co
America
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THE
Odessa American
Armour
Marcia
Magic Tree
Wyler
Lurianne Tea
Hormel
Kraft
Colgate Pump
Wilson Sausage
Jacer
Winwood
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