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  1. they raise organic vegetables for about 115 local households (0.8491) (Q16068)
  2. one of Alabama's oldest industries on a small farm in Tuscaloosa County (0.8491) (Q16067)
  3. Carol Eichelberger and Gene Mills are working to reduce the environmental impact of agriculture (0.8491) (Q16066)
  4. Transitional segment 4 (Q16065)
  5. By being conscious. Overall of conservation issues. (0.7999) (Q16064)
  6. Our resources and then we're going to lose jobs we can have and even create jobs. (0.8855) (Q16063)
  7. Our state if we. Basically use up. (0.8491) (Q16062)
  8. The natural components of our world. (0.8717) (Q16061)
  9. SIS and so much more concern and efforts into preserving. (0.8545) (Q16060)
  10. That we put so much effort (0.8545) (Q16059)
  11. And it's hard sometimes to reconcile or to explain why it's important. (0.8915) (Q16058)
  12. Alabama has. Significant number of people living below the poverty level. (0.8281) (Q16057)
  13. And leaving nothing. Just don't make sense to me. (0.8894) (Q16056)
  14. But taking all of anything. (0.8336) (Q16055)
  15. But Hawaii. We realize that there is need of lumber and so many other mature that we have to have in daily life. (0.8375) (Q16054)
  16. The Nature Conservancy estimates that more plant and animal species have been lost here than in any other state. (0.8782) (Q16053)
  17. They're all just hungry. The whole picture is hungry and they're moving out over half of our native wetlands and virgin forests have been lost to development. (0.8425) (Q16052)
  18. the troubles are being cut. (0.8013) (Q16051)
  19. where there's no compassion or the difference up today and what it was there (0.8013) (Q16050)
  20. I actually remember you might say while Alabama (0.8013) (Q16049)
  21. in fact. Alabama ranks in the top five states for biological diversity. (0.9111) (Q16048)
  22. The state's varied geological regions have made it home to a dizzying array of plant and animal species (0.8638) (Q16047)
  23. a testimony to Alabama's natural riches. (0.8034) (Q16046)
  24. He has assembled a living textbook of regional plant line (0.8034) (Q16045)
  25. Those spots never had the luxury of much formal schooling. (0.8034) (Q16044)
  26. And we're going to move on. (0.8818) (Q16043)
  27. Of course is male voice. (0.8303) (Q16042)
  28. This is called the rule. (0.8303) (Q16041)
  29. You'll see some goldenseal over that into that role and that recap Lily. (0.8066) (Q16040)
  30. 30 years ago Guy Sparks love of Nature inspired him to began creating a Botanical Garden on his farm near the Bankhead National Forest. (0.8066) (Q16039)
  31. But it was a paycheck. (0.6374) (Q16038)
  32. I would promised myself I would take a camping trip to some beautiful water. (0.8578) (Q16037)
  33. The only thing I got that I love so well if I worked awful hard if I had a test that looked like with number in. (0.8343) (Q16036)
  34. All work is all on you. (0.8343) (Q16035)
  35. If we don't work we didn't eat this. (0.8343) (Q16034)
  36. I came up the hard way. (0.8343) (Q16033)
  37. Transitional segment 3 (Q16032)
  38. Always enjoyed getting out and I found that the most important experience to me was just being out in nature and join us. (0.782) (Q16031)
  39. and I continue the hunt for law school. (0.782) (Q16030)
  40. We hunt night Hunt stay out all night long sometimes (0.782) (Q16029)
  41. Were really deep woods and my father was an avid hunter and outdoorsman. (0.782) (Q16028)
  42. but within a stones throw of our house. (0.8352) (Q16027)
  43. a small town small university town (0.8352) (Q16026)
  44. I was born in Jacksonville and my family had a business in Jacksonville (0.8352) (Q16025)
  45. For generations Alabamians from all walks of life have relied on nature's bounding for pleasure and reflection. (0.8342) (Q16024)
  46. But our natural resources represent more than just the raw materials for economic development. (0.8342) (Q16023)
  47. from tourism to shipping from cotton to steel production. (0.7226) (Q16022)
  48. a sparkling secops. These assets have made possible a multitude of economic opportunities (0.7226) (Q16021)
  49. so it'll solves dance fires hundreds of miles of rivers (0.7226) (Q16020)
  50. Al Alabama is richly blessed with natural resources (0.6956) (Q16019)

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