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Population News Tuesday May 15th 2007



Protests form as longtime Founders' Days act replacedProtests form as longtime Founders' Days act replaced
(The Courier News: Mon, 14 May) ALGONQUIN -- Longtime residents, still scratching their heads over unending commercial and population growth, recently had another blow to their once small village's tradition and history.


Coelacanth: An ancient fish species in Tanzania`s watersCoelacanth: An ancient fish species in Tanzania`s waters
(IPP Media: Sat, 12 May) After surviving for millions of years, the coelacanth fish species fossil fish is threatened by high demand for wild fish, rapid population growth and sophisticated commercial fishing fleets in the Indian Ocean. Our writer Lusekelo Philemon expounds on the issue.


Smog increases fire threatSmog increases fire threat
(San Bernardino Sun: Mon, 14 May) Mountain residents are all too familiar with the multiple-whammy that turned the San Bernardino National Forest into a tinder box earlier this decade.


Mortgage financing agreement is signedMortgage financing agreement is signed
(Gulf Daily News: Sun, 13 May) MANAMA: A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between Sakana Holistic Housing Solutions BSC and Al Enma'a House for Real Estate.



World Population

China warns of population growthChina warns of population growth
(BBC News: Mon, 07 May) China's top family planning body warns of a 'population rebound' as couples flout the strict one child policy.


Bill exempts unfunded liabilities from state capBill exempts unfunded liabilities from state cap
(Reno Gazette-Journal: Sat, 12 May) Nevada could exceed its budget spending cap to help pay off unfunded liabilities, under a bill approved Friday by the state Assembly.


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