Topic: American Bird Conservancy
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Special interests aim to pile onto tax-cut deal, to retain tax credits
Wind power firms, makers of energy-efficient windows, duck hunters, and other special interests are pushing Congress to save – or shelve – some 83 expiring tax credits.
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Leash law for cats? Vermont law raises feline firestorm.
Leash law for cats: In Vermont, a clause in a city law to restrict roaming felines has gotten cat fanciers' dander up.
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Outdoor cats are easy prey for coyotes
Cats are known as hunters but when coyotes come on the scene, cats who go outdoors become the prey.
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One third of US bird species are in peril
Climate change, oil spills imperil birds, according to landmark report.
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EarthTalk: Should house cats roam free outside?
It’s better for the health of the cat – and far better for the many small animals that cats hunt – to keep them indoors, some say.
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A new push to avert cell-tower bird strikes
As many as 50 million birds are killed annually in US cell-tower collisions. As more towers go up, builders and researchers eye solutions.
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