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3 results for Wildlife in North Carolina Vol. 54 Issue 4, Apr 1990
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690
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Overflowing landfills lend urgency to North Carolina's recycling efforts. Recycling is contagious, and everyone can participate and benefit.
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7975
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Recent surveys conducted by biologists from the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission show there has been a catastrophic decline statewide in native freshwater mollusks. There are about sixty species found in the state; thirty are in serious trouble. What is puzzling to biologists is that there is little evidence of direct pollution or water disturbance and that decline is also occurring in pristine waters. Airborne pollutants, like acid precipitation, are likely culprits.
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9970
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Many species of beetles share the state with people and animals. Ellis describes some of the more interesting ones. There are far more good beetles than bad; less than one percent of them are harmful to humans and crops.
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