Synopsis: Wastes: Debris:


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Abandoned fields with dry grasses provide the detritus that can fuel an out of control blaze with a single spark.


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So woody debris management is important for conservation but it requires baseline measurements of relatively undisturbed mature forests

According to a study in the July 2013 issue of Natural Areas Journal researchers sought to characterize the volume of coarse and fine woody debris present in old-growth beech forests in the Caspian Hyrcanian mixed

and volume of different forms of coarse woody debris such as logs snags or stumps and correlate the understory coarse woody debris volume to the overstory forest structure.

These research objectives are given very timely the documented loss and degradation of Iranian Hyrcanian forests due to illegal logging fuel wood cutting expansion of agricultural fields

measured course woody debris including snags logs and stumps; and noted degree of decay. Oriental beech was the dominant species in the layer of foliage in the forest canopy known as the overstory

and made up 80 percent of course woody debris and 74 percent of fine woody debris. Most of the dead Oriental beech was advanced in an state of decay the article reports.

But in terms of volume the course woody debris in the section of the Kheyrud Experimental Forest is significantly less than in the Kheiroud Forest also in northern Iran

which Sefidi and Marvie Mohadjer had studied also and about half of the volume in old-growth beech forests in Turkey and Albania

Most of the coarse wood debris in the forest was advanced in an state of decay meaning the trees mostly now in the form of rotting logs had been dead 12 to 59 years

Almost 40 percent of the total volume of dead wood was fine woody debris--a size class that has received little attention.

Fine woody debris is important to predicting fire behavior the researchers note. Some old-growth characteristics may be desirable for managers to incorporate into managed stands such as increasing coarse woody debris to levels consistent with natural stands in order to increase habitat potential and biodiversity.

However as with the findings of lower than natural volume of course woody material at the Kheyrud Experimental Forest site it is important to understand all of the influences on a stand's condition before using it as a reference for restoration


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The resulting buildup of dry loose detritus is a wildfire hazard that poses the threat of spreading radioactivity from the Chernobyl area.


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Fusarium spores exist during winter in the plant debris. Even plowing the stubble under does not eliminate the problem


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and other cellular detritus pulling them in through one ring which closes like the shutter of a camera and traps the proteins.


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and other forest debris. Woodland salamanders are the most common vertebrate species in American forests;


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This indicates that increasing the intake of foods associated with a prudent dietary pattern is more important than totally excluding processed food fast food junk food


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Why when someone is in a bad mood will they choose to eat junk food


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The plastic legacy of Great East Japan tsunami debris Q&a: Hitoshi Abe on design lessons from the Great East Japan earthquake Listen to Japan's 9. 0 earthquake Fukushima's Lesson:'


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Today, he â¢s a leader in green design making chairs from plant Å trash  and hurricane debris,

This chair is made entirely out of Hurricane Katrina debris. In 2005 we were hired by Metropolis magazine to make an instillation.

So we collected a lot of debris, and we used a lot of chipped wood and edible glue to make this chair.

or leaves and different types of debris. Say you cut your yard. I could collect the grass


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it often those cleaning the jet engines who find the debris, called snarge. And that what is placed in a Ziploc


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and recent food studies. 1.)Why Junk food'isn't'making children fat. A U s. study tracked approximately 20,000 students from kindergarten through to eighth grade in 1, 000 public and private schools.

35.5 percent of kids in schools that offer junk food were overweight, while 34.8 percent of those in schools without it were overweight. 2.)Can coffee stave off Type 2 diabetes?


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New tech converts junk plastics into fuel Solar-powered trash cans World s cheapest light bulb Printable paper solar panels New battery can recharge itself using sunlight The future


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Three billion people live in rural areas that have lots of plastic junk, says Joshua Pearce, the project lead at Michigan Technological University.


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Nearly three-quarters of the blight's genome consists of junk DNA, unused sequences that evolve quickly.

Thus junk DNA isn't junk at all. Now that we have its notes Nusbaum told Nature,


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â Å we â â¢re not going to set them up for success academically. â  Revolution Foods ignored critics who said kids would never give up junk food.


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although the U s. Space Surveillance Network is supposed to be watching for debris. A second generation ICESAT won't be launched before 2015.


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is standing at a workstation littered with the detritus of his trade: tiny silver screws, peels of plastic and cartons overflowing with spare parts.


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