Making it easy for that Dec 8 date, here's the link to the books www.smashwords.com/books/search...

make it stop. I want March already

I have never had a Netflix account. I know, shocking. But true. Haven't needed it. I don't feel like I've missed that much, other than not being one of the cool kids who knows all the popular shows.

And while we require mitigation for losses to development, it's never an even trade: you can't substitute one kind of wetland for another, one flood storage location for another, one flyway resting area for another when they are in an entirely different ecological zone sometimes 100s of miles away.

I sometimea wonder why so many long-term farm families in my area, including mine, has had cancer, MS, etc. Impossible to draw straight lines because there are so many confounding environmental and genetic variables but it makes you wonder when you smell the chemicals wafting off the fields.

I hate that I can't edit that typo ... a number. ... not another

Other materials applied in combination (fertilizer, etc.). Every study has its caveats. We can go back and forth on this, but the jury is still out. Here's a study that built on one of your citations, finding it supported a risk.
www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...

And yet there are many that find the opposite. The amount you find in your veggies may be negligible. The amount used, in combination with other applications, in intensive ag areas is pretty significant. And every study I've seen identifies gaps and more questions, including the ones you cite.

I THOUGHT I included this, but apparently overwrote it ... the sale begins December 8 and runs through the end of the month!

can you also save them using the save option?