In Al Gore's film an Inconvenient Truth, there is a heart-rending sequence on the plight of the polar bears, doomed by the vanishing Artic ice.
The latest studyby the US National Biological Service finds that polar bears in Alaska are increasing in numbers to the limit that their environment can sustain. This confims a report last year by Mitchell Taylor that of the 13 polar bear groups in eastern Canada 11 are increasing in numbers. Poor Al possibly another losing campaign.
starrman
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http://www.polarbearsinte...-news/threatened-species/
Any of those four are plausible explanations.
You are truly a hoot. You teach media....and you are so bled out liberal that everything is to your right and you discount everything to the right of you. Your 'plausibility' is well below zero but I'm sure you play a mean game of dominos.
This idea that just because you are a "journalist" you shouldn't have a political belief is ridiculous.
http://www.nbii.gov/portal/server.pt
History
The Alaska Science Center - Biological Science Office is one of 15 research centers in
the nation that conducts and coordinates research for the Biological
Resources Division of the U.S.
Geological Survey. The Center was established in 1986 after staff
previously with the Alaska Office of Fish and Wildlife Research in the U.
S. Fish and Wildlife Service united with Service employees from two
other research centers who were stationed in Alaska. When the National
Biological Service was formed in November, 1993, the Center ,along with
scientists from the National Park Service,
was moved to this newly created agency. In January, 1996, Congress
passed legislation to merge the National Biological Service with the U.S.
Geological Survey, thereby consolidating biological and physical
scientific research in the Department of the Interior. On October 1,
1996 the merger was completed with the former National Biological
Service becoming the Biological Resources Division within the U.S.
Geological Survey.
Yes, research is a part of my life. And discourse is a part of my life. So if you're making a claim about, say, the National Biological Information Infrastructure and you call it the US National Biological Service, well, that's just plain careless and inaccurate.
So the National Biological Service was merged into the US Geological Survey in 1996. That suggests that anything that Starrman found, upon which he based this post, is at least 11 years old.
If research were a part of your life, you'd realize that that is an important point.
Read what you posted!
Jesus H Christ already!
In English, please.
"In January, 1996, Congress passed legislation to merge the National Biological Service with the U.S. Geological Survey, thereby consolidating biological and physical scientific research in the Department of the Interior. On October 1, 1996 the merger was completed with the former National Biological Service becoming the Biological Resources Division within the U.S. Geological Survey.
But why am I telling you this? Surely you know this. You are the MASTER of research.
Aren't you?
I know which I'm voting for.
And for lost, who is, after all, lost: keep trying, ol' buddy.
Have a nice day!!!
;-)
Uh-huh.
Have a nice day!!!
;-)
it was never intended to be honest but rather a shit attempt at taking their opinion and trying to turn it into fact.
I will never again take your posts seriously!
Thanks for the heads up.
Hey you know AdGuy always gets the last word! ;)