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Influence of Runoff Generation Mechanisms on Dissolved and Particulate Phosphorus Loss From Grassland Soil

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By Mary Harty, John Cleary , Patricia Roche
| Wiley Online Library
1 Introduction Agriculture is recognised as a primary source of phosphorus (P) in surface waters (Sharpley and Wang 2014; McDowell et al. 2016; Ural-Janssen et al. 2023; EPA 2024), with P losses from agricultural land contributing to the degradation of 55% of European rivers (EEA 2021, 2025). Current P management focuses on manipulating soil P status, P input levels, and timing of applications, where P status is categorised into an index system (Tóth et al. 2014).
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Letter: Betrayed

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By John Cleary 
| Arizona Daily Star
Metro Tucson recently received a stab in the back from Scott, Heinz and Christy. They sold Tucsonans out to Big Tech companies. Project Blue will deplete our aquifer beyond ever recovering in the future. Those supers do not care that dirty fossil fuels used for Project Blue will add to pollution and add to global warming. Heinz in particular should be alarmed by this since he is a physician. He apparently does not care.
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Thriving Kids proposal: Mainstream support for development Original

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By John Cleary 
| Newcastle Herald
The Australian government has proposed a program, Thriving Kids, that would place some supports for children with mild to moderate developmental needs, including autism, in mainstream settings such as schools, early learning, and community health. The intent is to keep the NDIS focused on people with significant and permanent disability while strengthening supports that are often better delivered in universal services.
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