Pick that tick: learn how to remove this bloodsucking parasite before trouble begins

Article Abstract:

Ticks should be removed as soon as they are discovered to prevent tick-borne diseases. Removal should be done with fine-point tweezers rather than other methods, such as burning it with a match, smothering it with petroleum jelly and crushing the tick. Infection is more likely to occur with these other methods.

Prevention, Tick-borne diseases, Bites and stings, Bites (Injuries), Stings (Injuries)

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Power struggle: Pacific salmon face an upstream battle against development

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The salmon run on the Columbia River is pitted against hydropower, logging, farming and shipping interests. American Rivers, in a coalition with 14 other environmental groups, has filed suit against the National Marine Fisheries Service in an attempt to restore the salmon run.

Cases, Environmental aspects, Columbia River, Environmentalists, Environmental activists, United States. National Marine Fisheries Service

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Why pacific salmon are in trouble

Article Abstract:

Pacific salmon are being protected by various interest groups with conflicting agendas. There is division as to how best to save the troubled salmon.

Salmon

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