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Population News Thursday August 2nd 2007



Nigeria: Expert Cautions Against Population ExplosionNigeria: Expert Cautions Against Population Explosion
(AllAfrica.com: Mon, 23 Jul) In the face of the nation's population growth with its attendant social problems, a federal commissioner of the National Population Commission (NPC) Dr. Duro Famojuro, has predicted a population explosion in the next 20 years.


Family violence spikes in QueenstownFamily violence spikes in Queenstown
(NZPA via Yahoo!Xtra News: Wed, 01 Aug) Queenstown's "party and drinking culture," the high cost of living and a transient population are being blamed for a sharp increase in family violence in the Central Otago resort.


A pill to control pigeonsA pill to control pigeons
(The Times of India: Wed, 01 Aug) Birth control product for pigeons? No its not a joke.


Officials Investigate Dead Chickens On KauaiOfficials Investigate Dead Chickens On Kauai
(KITV TheHawaiiChannel.com via Yahoo! News: Wed, 01 Aug) The Kauai Humane Society has begun seeing a number of sick and dead chickens on the Garden Isle.



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Fish species causes concern at lakeFish species causes concern at lake
(Ottumwa Courier: Thu, 02 Aug) DRAKESVILLE — An increase in a certain species of fish is prompting concerns at Lake Wapello State Park. Recently, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources and park rangers out at the park have noticed an increase in Gizzard Shad in the lake.


Report: Del. to face Report: Del. to face "big squeeze" from retirees
(The Daily Times: Wed, 01 Aug) DOVER -- Increasing costs and a potential drop in income could severely pinch Delaware coffers in the next 25 years, and the state’s changing demographics will have significant implications for state policy, according to “Delaware Facing Forward,” a report issued today by State Treasurer and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jack A. Markell.


$600,000 for more salmon studies$600,000 for more salmon studies
(Maple Ridge News: Wed, 01 Aug) The GVRD board has approved spending $660,000 on three more years of studies into the possible reintroduction of sockeye salmon in Coquitlam Lake, which supplies drinking water to much of the region.


Cochrane FIRE/EMS on the lookout for staffing reliefCochrane FIRE/EMS on the lookout for staffing relief
(Cochrane Times: Wed, 01 Aug) The recent hiring of seven recruits may have filled the roster for the emergency medical services for the Town of Cochrane but the struggle continues for the casual vacancies.


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