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12. Sulfide-ore mining AND human health in Minnesota: WHERE ARE WE NOW?

Author

PEARSON, JENNIFER, ALLERT, DEB, IPSEN, JOHN, SARACINO, MARGARET, SUTHERLAND, STEVE, WEGERSON, KRIS, and ONELLO, EMILY

Subjects
MINES & mineral resources, HARD rock mining, MINNESOTA Multiphasic Personality Inventory, STRIP mining, ENVIRONMENTAL health, FORESTS & forestry
Abstract

The article discusses the impact of sulfide-ore copper nickel hardrock mining on public health in Minnesota. It is noted that sulfate and toxic metals will inevitably make their way into surrounding water, soil, fish, birds and mammals, increasing the already existing toxic burden. It also discusses the study, "Comparisons of Predicted and Actual Water Quality at Hardrock Mines: The Reliability of Predictions in Environmental Impact Statements."

Published
2022

26. Advances in weed management for organic cereal production in southeast Australia

Author

Burnett, Viv, Enshaw, Tim, and Sutherland, Steve

Subjects
Cereals, pulses and oilseeds
Abstract

Organic cereal production in southeast Australia is challenging for producers due to a range of e of influences such as weeds and low soil available phosphorus. Two experiments were conducted on a certified organic property at Berrigan NSW during 2001-2003 to investigate ‘within crop’ weed management and forage crop management for weed control. Sowing later using a short season wheat cultivar did not affect yield and reduced (P

Published
2005

41. Albums of 1994.

Author

SUTHERLAND, STEVE, BAILLIE, STUART, and MARTIN, GAVIN

Published
2019

42. The hair bare bunch!

Author

Sutherland, Steve and Westenberg, Kevin

Subjects
MUSICIANS
Abstract

Presents a profile on the British music group `Supergrass.' Release of their self-produced album; Similarities with the Beatles; Problems in creating a title for the album.

Published
1997

43. Filming in a winter wonderland.

Author

Sutherland, Steve

Subjects
ROCK musicians
Abstract

Presents an interview with the music group R.E.M. Filming of the music video for the song `Electrolite'; Mike Mills on the band's sense of humor; Band's songwriting approach; Peter Buck on recording, recording deals, chart success and the death of rapper Tupac Shakur; British band's prospects in the United States; Buck on the reunion of the band Sex Pistols.

Published
1997

44. Definitely McGee.

Author

Sutherland, Steve

Subjects
MUSICIANS
Abstract

Presents an interview with independent music industry executive Alan McGee. McGee's discovery of the music group Oasis and other popular bands; McGee's battle with Sony Music Corp. over the latter's bid to take over Creation Records; McGee's relationship with the British Labor Party; McGee on the success of Oasis; Collaboration with music performer Kevin Rowland; Admiration for the music group Sex Pistols.

Published
1997

45. G'day...clobber!

Author

Sutherland, Steve and Cummins, Kevin

Subjects
MUSICIANS
Abstract

Presents an interview with rock star Michael Hutchence concerning his life, love and the future of the musical performers INXS. Developments concerning Hutchence's solo project; Personal relationship with celebrity Paul Yates; Hutchence's discovery that one of his strongest weapons against his adversaries is humor.

Published
1995

46. Plant invasions, generalist herbivores, and novel defense weapons

Author

Schaffner, Urs, Ridenour, Wendy M., Wolf, Vera C., Bassett, Thomas, Müller, Caroline, Müller-Schärer, Heinz, Sutherland, Steve, Lortie, Christopher J., Callaway, Ragan M., Schaffner, Urs, Ridenour, Wendy M., Wolf, Vera C., Bassett, Thomas, Müller, Caroline, Müller-Schärer, Heinz, Sutherland, Steve, Lortie, Christopher J., and Callaway, Ragan M.

Abstract

One commonly accepted mechanism for biological invasions is that species, after introduction to a new region, leave behind their natural enemies and therefore increase in distribution and abundance. However, which enemies are escaped remains unclear. Escape from specialist invertebrate herbivores has been examined in detail, but despite the profound effects of generalist herbivores in natural communities their potential to control invasive species is poorly understood. We carried out parallel laboratory feeding bioassays with generalist invertebrate herbivores from the native (Europe) and from the introduced (North America) range using native and nonnative tetraploid populations of the invasive spotted knapweed, Centaurea stoebe. We found that the growth of North American generalist herbivores was far lower when feeding on C. stoebe than the growth of European generalists. In contrast, North American and European generalists grew equally well on European and North American tetraploid C. stoebe plants, lending no support for an evolutionary change in resistance of North American tetraploid C. stoebe populations against generalist herbivores. These results suggest that biogeographical differences in the response of generalist herbivores to novel plant species have the potential to affect plant invasions.

48. Discredit to the nation?

Author

Sutherland, Steve and Batey, Angus

Subjects
BRITISH flags, FASHION
Abstract

Presents arguments about the use of the Union Jack in fashion. Protests about the use by music performers such as Geri Spice, Morrissey and David Bowie; Positive views on the use of the flag as a fashion statement; Insistence on music performers' pride about their music and their lifestyle.

Published
1997

49. They shoot, they roar.

Author

Sutherland, Steve

Subjects
MUSICIANS
Abstract

Features the filming of a video for `Three Lions', the official England team song for Euro '96. Filming of the video by David Baddiel; Involvment of the entire England team in the video; Release of the `Three Lions' song in the record stores.

Published
1996

50. Don't Look Back in Anger by Oasis.

Author

Sutherland, Steve

Subjects
MUSICIANS
Abstract

Offers insights into the meaning behind the lyrics of the song `Don't Look Back in Anger,' by the band Oasis.

Published
1996

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