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Flooding alters apparent position of oodplain saplings on a light gradient Ecology 79:847 855 Hall, T F, and G E Smith 1955 Effects of ooding on woody plants, West Sandy Dewatering Project, Kentucky Reservoir Journal of Forestry 53: 281 285 Haltiner, J, J B Zedler, K E Boyer, G D Williams, and J C Callaway 1997 In uence of physical processes on the design, functioning and evolution of restored tidal wetlands in California (USA) Wetlands Ecology and Management 4:73 91 Harms, T F, H T Schreuder, D D Hook, C L Brown, and F W Shropshire 1980 The effects of ooding on the swamp forest in Lake Ocklawaha, Florida Ecology 61:1412 1421 Harper, J L 1977 Population Biology of Plants Academic Press, London Harris, L D 1989 The faunal signi cance of fragmentation of southeastern bottomland forests.

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1970s and thereafter, stipulating that if access to dollars via traditional channels were to become limited, then there would be the obligation to obtain US dollars via Bonex securities Just as a country s local currency and foreign currency ratings can have an important impact on national debt management policies (affecting such things as its cost of debt), these ratings can have enormous implications for the companies domiciled within the country While there can be exceptions to a company s rating being capped by respective sovereign ratings, these exceptions are rare Sometimes the perception of the credit risk of a particular geographic region (or collection of countries) can have an impact (positive or negative) on a country s rating.

In The Forested Wetland of the Southern United States: Proceedings of a Symposium ed by D D Hook and R Lea, pp 126 134 USDA, Forest Service, Southeastern Forest Experiment Station, Asheville, NC Harris, R W, A T Leiser, and R E Fissell 1975 Plant Tolerance to Flooding RWH-200-7/1/75 Department of Environmental Horticulture, University of California, Davis, CA Haynes, R J, and L Moore 1988 Reestablishment of bottomland hardwoods within national wildlife refuges in the Southeast In Proceedings of a Conference: Increasing Our Wetland Resources, ed by J Zelazny and J S Feierabane, pp 95 103 National Wildlife Federation, Washington, DC Haynes, R J, R J Bridges, S W Gard, T M Wilkins, and H R Cook Jr 1993 Bottomland forest reestablishment efforts of the US Fish and Wildlife Service: Southeast Region In Proceedings: National Wetlands Engineering Workshop, pp 322 334 US.

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Furthermore, think about how simple the technology really is. The printing press is basically just a big version of the rubber stamps that little kids like to play with. The invention was immediately understandable to anyone and everyone who heard about it, which meant that they were able to make their own printing presses as soon as they heard about the invention. So how does the invention of the printing press satisfy the characteristics of a public good The invention is non-rival because building and using a printing press doesn t in any way lessen anyone else s ability to build and use a printing press. The invention is basically non-excludable because the cost of communicating the new idea to another person is so low just a short conversation does the trick. The result is that unless society creates some sort of institution to reward the creation of new ideas, very little profit incentive exists to going into the invention business. In fact, what happened to Gutenberg was that everyone copied his idea and didn t pay him for it. So unless you can come up with a way to reward the creation of new inventions financially, you re unlikely to get many inventions.

This chapter has outlined obstacles in the path of clear moral reasoning. Such obstacles should be avoided by health workers. If they are not overcome it will not be possible to use the Ethical Grid or the Values Exchange (www.values-exchange.com).