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We studied the biota, the ancient biota, the current farming and the protocols.— William McDonough on cradle to cradle design
Get us to do things that leads to the support and perpetuation of the biota, rather than its destruction?— Michael Pollan gives a plant's-eye view
Is the present biota a terminal one which cannot undergo further evolutionary change beyond rather trivial subspecific or varietal adaptation?— RealClimate
They tell the story of the islands in three acts-the evolution of the biota, the impact of humans from the 17th century onward, and the future prospects for restoration of the islands 'devastated ecosystem.— American Scientist Online
DSPUD is belatedly pursuing a new discharger permit, and the state's preliminary permit grants DSPUD a 5-year grace period for discharging over 5 times the limit set at all other wastewater treatment plants in the county for nitrate pollutants, a major contributor to algae blooms and associated impacts to aquatic biota.— Indybay newswire

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