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Jennifer Hopwood, Scott Hoffman Black, Mace Vaughan, and Eric Lee-Mäder A comprehensive review of published articles and research that demonstrates risks from neonicotinoids to beneficial invertebrates other than bees (i.
https://www.landcan.org/article/BEYOND-THE-BIRDS-AND-THE-BEES-Effects-of-Neonicotinoid-Insecticides-on-Agriculturally-Important-Beneficial-Invertebrates/1506/
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Amanda Staudt, Doug Inkley, Aliya Rubinstein, Eli Walton, and Jack Williams National Wildlife Federation report.
https://www.landcan.org/article/Swimming-Upstream--Freshwater-Fish-in-a-Warming-World/1512/
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Aimee Weldon, Randall Gray, Ferd Hoefner, Brad Redlin, Izaak Walton, and Judy Boshoven https://www.landcan.org/article/Conserving-Habitat-Through-the-Federal-Farm-Bill--A-Guide-for-Land-Trusts-and-Landowners-/1516/
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Amos Eno This is a copy of the presentation I gave at Tara Talks I - The Mississippi Delta: Land Worth Conserving.
https://www.landcan.org/article/Private-Lands-for-Endangered-Species-Recovery/1607/
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Robert R. Williams Local Wildlife Extinction Southern New Jersey Pine Chickens Ruffed Grouse
https://www.landcan.org/article/Species-Exterpation/1448/
Gov. Brown directed the California Natural Resource Agency, California Environmental Protection Agency, and the California Department of Food and Agriculture to put together a multi-agency working group and identify key actions for the next one to five years that addresses urgent needs and provides the foundation for sustainable management of California's water resources.
https://www.landcan.org/article/California-Water-Action-Plan--Actions-for-Reliability-Restoration-and-Resilience/1944/
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EPA This is an article from the EPA site about anaerobic/biomass recovery systems. Click here to read the information:
https://www.landcan.org/article/Anaerobic-Digestion-101/2134/
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USDA - NRCS https://www.landcan.org/article/ACEP-Fact-Sheet/2157/
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U.S. EPA Office of Water The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is issuing revised guidelines to states, territories, and the District of Columbia (hereinafter referred to as “states”) for the award of § 319 grants under the Clean Water Act for the implementation of nonpoint source (NPS) management programs.
https://www.landcan.org/article/Nonpoint-Source-Program-and-Grants-Guidelines-for-States-and-Territories/2796/
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U.S. EPA State-EPA NPS Partnership Grants Management Work Group This manual provides an overview of federal grant requirements that will guide state and territory nonpoint source agency staff when applying for and administering grants awarded under the Clean Water Act Section 319.
https://www.landcan.org/article/Applying-for-and-Administering-CWA-Section-319-Grants--A-Guide-for-State-Nonpoint-Source-Agencies/2797/
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Denise Keehner, Director, Office of Wetlands, Oceans and Watersheds, U.S. EPA This May 9, 2013 memorandum issues guidance on grants streamlining specific to the national Clean Water Act section 319 Nonpoint Source program and provides national program expectations regarding the rate of expenditure of funds by the states.
https://www.landcan.org/article/Section-319-Grants-Streamlining-Policy-and-Program-Expectations-for-Expenditure-of-Funds/2799/
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by Carol A. Heiser, illustrations by Spike Knuth Wild in the Woods
https://www.landcan.org/article/Fire--A-Fair-Weather-Friend/2556/
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USDA - NRCS The Voluntary Public Access and Habitat Incentive Program (VPA-HIP) is a competitive grants program that helps states and Indian tribes increase public access to private lands for wildlife-dependent recreation, such as hunting, fishing or hiking.
https://www.landcan.org/article/Voluntary-Public-Access-and-Habitat-Incentive-Program-VPAHIP-Fact-Sheet/2543/
Qualified reforestation expenditures (or afforestation in the case of planting or seeding nonforested land) paid or incurred in a tax year to a maximum of $10,000 per qualified timber property (QTP) can be immediately deducted by all taxpayers, except trusts.
https://www.landcan.org/article/Federal-Reforestation-Deduction-and-Amortization/2544/
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U.S. Department of Energy You can reduce air conditioning energy use by 20-50 percent by switching to high-efficiency air conditioners and taking other actions to lower your home cooling costs.
https://www.landcan.org/article/Energy-Saver-101-Infographic--Home-Cooling/2531/
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Robert T. Perschel, R. Alec Giffen, and Frank Lowenstein New England’s forests are the ultimate green resource for sustainability. Right now they are an underappreciated, underutilized resource.
https://www.landcan.org/article/New-England-Forests--The-Path-to-Sustainability/2481/
This summary, produced by the Environmental Protection Agency Agricultural Counselor Office of the Administrator, provides a succinct, general description of EPA’s requirements, and should be used as a guide or compliance assistance tool.
https://www.landcan.org/article/Major-Existing-EPA-Laws-and-Programs-That-Could-Affect-Agricultural-Producers--June-2007-/156/
This notice provides transitional guidance relating to the new definitions of “qualified appraisal” and “qualified appraiser” in § 170(f)(11) of the Internal Revenue Code, and new § 6695A of the Code regarding substantial or gross valuation misstatements, as added by § 1219 of the Pension Protection Act of 2006, Pub.
https://www.landcan.org/article/IRS-Guidance-Regarding-Appraisal-Requirements-for-Noncash-Charitable-Contributions-/198/
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Parady, K., J. Lovato, J. Wolf, D. Hulme, I. Burke. Agricultural operations in Wyoming serve as spaces for the production of food and fiber, and are also wildlife habitats, landscapes and spaces that create and accommodate a variety of lifestyles (Taylor 2003).
https://www.landcan.org/article/Commercial-Wind-Energy-Development-in-Wyoming--a-Guide-for-Landonwers/144/
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Logan Hawkes, A new study by researchers at Oklahoma State University’s Department of Plant and Soil Sciences may well improve the predictability of seasonal droughts and provide a better way for farmers to determine when drought conditions are likely to occur.
https://www.landcan.org/article/New-Study-Improves-Drought-Prediction-Methods/729/
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