11/6/2019 POETRY: MADHUR ANANDALIENATION (THE TRANSFERRING OF TITLE OR OF INTEREST) Accounts were ignition sources from within their own perimeter, but in recent months, climate without change reduced the spread of public attention A media agent increased persistence but there were no linkages between abatement and refugia Personal communication and park status dropped below natural levels The lawsuit may have referred to the next largest remnant, properties sorted by size, scattered matrices, the formation of a complex as well as the countless gaps Criterion A: The wood turtle taken on a voluntary basis Criterion B: The two-lined salamander plotted as two single bars SOURCE Text created from the following article: Anand M., Leithead, M., Silva, L., Wagner, C., Ashiq, M, Cecile, J., Drobyshev, I., Bergeron, Y., Das, A. and Bulger, C. (2013) The scientific value of the largest remaining old-growth red pine forests in North America. Biodiversity Conservation 22(8): 1847-1861 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "Alienation (The Transferring of Title or of Interest)" from A New Index for Predicting Catastrophes. Copyright © 2015 by Madhur Anand. Reprinted by permission from McClelland & Stewart/Penguin Random House Canada. Previously published on Lemon Hound. Madhur Anand, a poet and a professor of ecology and environmental sciences at the University of Guelph, where she mixes poetic and scientific approaches to articulating current and impending crises
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