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Comments (13)I'm a 50 yr old SM with my two teenagers living with me. We're in a 3BR ranch, 2 baths on 2 acres just outside of the city limits. Best of both worlds - my next door neighbors also have a couple of acres but shopping, church and work are 5-10 minutes away. I couldn't live in a condo or apt. complex - I'd be too close to everyone else and surely someone would make fun of my Buzz Lightyear jammie pants when I walked to the end of the driveway to get the paper in the morning. I found apartments much more isolating than single family homes but YMMV. I love my yard, trees and even the deer that eat my garden down to the roots every year....See MoreWhere do you live??? UPDATE 2012
Comments (36)STOP Do not add or change on here go to new link Here is a link that might be useful: new big list as of 10-30-12:05 -...See MoreWhere do you live???
Comments (60)Combined lists This is thru Samkaren's addition I'll go back and add Fran1523 - SE Massachusetts - (female) on the next go around. I copied all the lists from everyone then sorted then kept one of each Please check to see if you're there ok I can fix later. love it !! bengardening Middle of South Dakota Bigack. (Susan). Fairmont WV Carol in California-the beautiful central coast of California -female ChloeCat - St. Louis - Home of the World Series Champion Cardinals! -female DeaMN - Southwestern Minnesota deborah ps- Palm Springs, California-female Dotmom N.Central Minnesota...female Ellie45 - Alexandria, VA -female Fun2BHere - Southern California-female Gazania - SW Pennsylvania just north of Pittsburgh -female glenda-al - birmingham, al -female gmom74- Roswell, Georgia (F)(Not many southerners here) houstonmom - Houston, Texas (female) Jasdip-Southwestern Ontario (Canada)-female joann_fla North Florida -female Kathsgrdn - Central Kentucky -female Kayjones - Panama City, Florida-female lindalou - tonawanda, new york -female lindie_mi - west Michigan-female lovemymimi Mesa, Arizona -female luckygardnr - Southwestern Ontario (near Jasdip)-female Lynn D - Johnstown, PA -female Mamatoad - -Tucson, Arizona -female Michelle PhxAZ - Phoenix, AZ -female minnie_tx - NE Texas -female momof6-S.W. Louisiana -female Nanny98-Southern Oregon-female NitaAZ Sierra Vista, AZ -female OklaMoni - Oklahoma City female oldgardener_2009-western Washington Petaloid - Southern California -female ronf Southeast Minnesota -male ronm80 (Ronnie) -south Georgia -female rosepetal2- near Liverpool, England -female Sable - Monterey Peninsula, California -female SamKaren - Milledgeville, Illinois (female) sleeperblues-northwest Wisconsin-female soxxxx - mid East Texas -female Sunny DJ - SW. Pa, near Pgh.... Sunshines - Weeki Wachee, Florida -female Sushipup, Monterey Bay central coast of California -female two.25acres - female in s.e. Wisconsin on 2 1/4 acres. Vetaal - Vestavia Hills, AL -female wanda_va - Front Royal, Virginia-female Thru Posted by samkaren (My Page) on Sun, Oct 30, 11 at 11:02...See MoreWhere do you live?
Comments (102)http://www.epa.gov/nutrientpollution/problem Nutrient pollution is one of America's most widespread, costly and challenging environmental problems, and is caused by excess nitrogen and phosphorus in the air and water. When too much nitrogen and phosphorus enter the environment - usually from a wide range of human activities - the air and water can become polluted. Nutrient pollution has impacted many streams, rivers, lakes, bays and coastal waters for the past several decades, resulting in serious environmental and human health issues, and impacting the economy. Too much nitrogen and phosphorus in the water causes algae to grow faster than ecosystems can handle. Significant increases in algae harm water quality, food resources and habitats, and decrease the oxygen that fish and other aquatic life need to survive. Large growths of algae are called algal blooms and they can severely reduce or eliminate oxygen in the water, leading to illnesses in fish and the death of large numbers of fish. Some algal blooms are harmful to humans because they produce elevated toxins and bacterial growth that can make people sick if they come into contact with polluted water, consume tainted fish or shellfish, or drink contaminated water. Nutrient pollution in ground water - which millions of people in the United States use as their drinking water source - can be harmful, even at low levels. Infants are vulnerable to a nitrogen-based compound called nitrates in drinking water. Excess nitrogen in the atmosphere can produce pollutants such as ammonia and ozone, which can impair our ability to breathe, limit visibility and alter plant growth. When excess nitrogen comes back to earth from the atmosphere, it can harm the health of forests, soils and waterways....See MoreCherryfizz
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