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Population News Sunday April 27th 2008



Water everywhere - but not a drop to drinkWater everywhere - but not a drop to drink
(AG Weekly: Sat, 26 Apr) Population growth in Idaho and the West continues at an unprecedented rate and is placing additional demand on an already limited resource n water. Water is the lifeblood of the West because it is used to provide recreation, power, irrigation and waterways.


Economic slowdown not stalling start-upsEconomic slowdown not stalling start-ups
(USA Today: Fri, 25 Apr) Regions and states with stronger economic and population growth last year saw an upsurge in entrepreneurs launching businesses.


Research: Gray squirrel at risk in BritainResearch: Gray squirrel at risk in Britain
(Moldova.org: Sat, 26 Apr) The gray squirrel population throughout Britain could soon be dominated by a mutant squirrel species whose numbers are dramatically rising, researchers say.Researchers in Cambridge, England, said their findings indicate the population growth of the black squirrel could endanger the country's gray squirrel population down the road, The Daily Telegraph reported Saturday."The population is ...



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Budget cuts funds used to repair Texas roadwaysBudget cuts funds used to repair Texas roadways
(KXAN 36 Austin: Fri, 25 Apr) AUSTIN, Texas (KXAN) -- The state is slashing the amount of money used to repair roadways and highways. The Texas Transportation Commission has voted on a plan that will put more money into construction but may leave more potholes on the highways.


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