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Nature Notes: As went the sweetgums, so did the woodpeckers (The Lafayette Daily Advertiser)
Seed has begun falling from the big sweetgum tree adjacent to the north deck of the Nature Station here in Lafayette. Absentmindedly picking one up off of the deck rail and tasting it, I'm pleasantly surprised at its crunchy-creamy consistency. Wow. What food for a goldfinch! us.rd.yahoo.com
Letters [Scientific American Magazine]
Fluoride FindingsA report by the National Research Council (NRC) is cited as suggesting negative effects of fluoride in “Second Thoughts about Fluoride,” by Dan Fagin. But the NRC notes that its report was not initiated because of concerns about the low levels of fluoride used in community water fluoridation, nor did it examine that issue. Instead the report is part of a routine review by the Environmental Protection Agency to address whether the higher levels of naturally occurring fluoride currently allowed in drinking water pose a health risk. The EPA is evaluating the report. [More] rss.sciam.com