Ecosystems

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Study: Lake Tahoe Could Change Radically in 10 Years: April 1, 2008
FWS Uses Climate Models in Polar Bear Decision-making: March 25, 2008
Bacteria-based Process Builds Biofuel, New Company: March 21, 2008
Study: More Ethanol Production Bad for Gulf of Mexico: March 20, 2008
EPA Sets Agenda for First-Ever Agricultural Advisory Committee: March 7, 2008
Insecticide Sends Caddisflies Away from Protective Cases: March 5, 2008
DOI Delists Rocky Mountain Gray Wolf: February 28, 2008
Study: Cities Are Ecosystems in Their Own Right: February 22, 2008
Groups Challenge Wolf Killing Plan: January 30, 2008
NOAA Proposes Regulations to Protect Black Abalone: January 11, 2008
Stakeholders to Find Balance Between Tourism, Mexican Reef: January 10, 2008
New Model Predicts Molecular Response of Living Cells: January 2, 2008
Study: Urban Sprawl Increasing Beyond the 'Burbs: December 20, 2007
Researchers: Katrina Weakened Forests' Ability to Store Carbon: November 16, 2007
Got Milkweed?: October 1, 2007By Sherleen H. Mahoney; Mexican conservation policy to protect butterflies from illegal logging; Butterflies are a touch of unexpected beauty in the hair-raising world of insects. With its classic orange-and-black pattern showcased on their large, delicate wings, the monarch butterfly is one of the most beloved and recognizable butterflies.

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