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Do chickens belong in the backyard? Would you have henhouses in your neighborhood?

The tremendous wave of petitioners seeking to include chickens in their local list of allowable pets all over the country has been both welcomed and dreaded. Some cities are promoting the locavore movement, fostering families' desires to produce their own organic eggs. Swift ordinance changes and even public education about poultrykeeping are becoming common.
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The non native fisch species 'carp' have spread along the waterways in the U.S. and now thay are heading to the great lakes.  These large grass eaters tend to eat the hiding areas for baby native species to survive and therefore changing the ecological balance.  Many have...

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