3rd transcript block in Natural Assets documentary (Q16330)

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Natural Assets is a UA CPT&R documentary from The Alabama Experience series hosted online at the AAPB (transcript generated using MS Azure Video Indexer service V2)

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English	3rd transcript block in Natural Assets documentary	Natural Assets is a UA CPT&R documentary from The Alabama Experience series hosted online at the AAPB (transcript generated using MS Azure Video Indexer service V2)

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https://americanarchive.org/catalog/cpb-aacip-d0f2569e145#at_270.000000_s

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04:30

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I came up the hard way. (0.8343)

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If we don't work we didn't eat this. (0.8343)

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All work is all on you. (0.8343)

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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)

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I would promised myself I would take a camping trip to some beautiful water. (0.8578)

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But it was a paycheck. (0.6374)

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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)

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You'll see some goldenseal over that into that role and that recap Lily. (0.8066)

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This is called the rule. (0.8303)

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Of course is male voice. (0.8303)

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And we're going to move on. (0.8818)

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Those spots never had the luxury of much formal schooling. (0.8034)

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He has assembled a living textbook of regional plant line (0.8034)

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a testimony to Alabama's natural riches. (0.8034)

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The state's varied geological regions have made it home to a dizzying array of plant and animal species (0.8638)

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in fact. Alabama ranks in the top five states for biological diversity. (0.9111)

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I actually remember you might say while Alabama (0.8013)

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where there's no compassion or the difference up today and what it was there (0.8013)

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the troubles are being cut. (0.8013)

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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)

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The Nature Conservancy estimates that more plant and animal species have been lost here than in any other state. (0.8782)

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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)

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But taking all of anything. (0.8336)

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And leaving nothing. Just don't make sense to me. (0.8894)

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Alabama has. Significant number of people living below the poverty level. (0.8281)

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And it's hard sometimes to reconcile or to explain why it's important. (0.8915)

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That we put so much effort (0.8545)

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SIS and so much more concern and efforts into preserving. (0.8545)

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The natural components of our world. (0.8717)

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Our state if we. Basically use up. (0.8491)

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Our resources and then we're going to lose jobs we can have and even create jobs. (0.8855)

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By being conscious. Overall of conservation issues. (0.7999)

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2nd transcript block in Natural Assets documentary

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4th transcript block in Natural Assets documentary

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