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Article: Fish and Wildlife Issues
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Fish and Wildlife Issues
Fish and wildlife depend on water just as humans do. However, humans often reduce the access of fish and wildlife to sufficient quantities of usable water. The water management practices most directly affecting fresh-water fish and wildlife are water storage, water diversion, and channel control. Land-use changes such as deforestation, road-building, and urban development, with their associated pollution problems, are a few examples of various human activities that clearly affect wildlife
habitats
. However, these topics are addressed elsewhere in this encyclopedia, as are issues surrounding marine environments (e.g., ocean pollution, overfishing, and climate ...
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Article: Management practices with a foreign flavor. (column)
Medical Laboratory Observer;
August 1, 1989 ;
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......arrive at this conclusion? How do we really know what management practices exist in laboratories outside the United States? Are...have an opportunity to learn about different laboratory management practices through my travels and from students at San Francisco...
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