Too Much Deer Pee Changing Northern Forests

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  • wa3zrm
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    • May 2009
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    Too Much Deer Pee Changing Northern Forests

    The booming deer population in the northern United States is bad for the animal's beloved hemlocks, a new study finds. During Michigan winters, white-tailed deer converge on stands of young hemlocks for protection from winter chill and predators. The same deer return every year to their favorite clumps of the bushy evergreens, called deeryards. The high concentration of deer in a small space saturates the soils with nitrogen from pee, according to a study published online in the journal Ecology. While deer pee can be a valuable source of nitrogen, a rare and necessary nutrient for plants, some deeryards are now too rich for the hemlocks to grow.
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  • wa3zrm
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    • May 2009
    • 4436

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    PHOTOS: Sweden 1967 ... Traffic Flow Switched From Left Side Driving To Right Side Driving



    3rd September 1967:
    Traffic in Sweden switched from driving on the left to driving on the right
    “Dagen H (H day) was the day on which traffic in Sweden switched from driving on the left-hand side of the road to the right. The change was widely unpopular, The campaign included displaying the Dagen H logo on various commemorative items, including milk cartons, men’s shorts and women’s underwear. Swedish television held a contest for songs about the change; the winning entry was Håll dig till höger, Svensson (‘Keep to the right, Svensson’) by Rock-Boris.”

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    • Thunder_Snus
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      • Oct 2011
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      #3
      If i remember swedish history correctly there were no recorded accidents on Hday

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