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spec: Commercial fishing began in about 1820 and has increased ever since . Cotton was in fair-to-good condition , with boles opening and 5 percent harvested . There was something there besides boles of trees , and underbrush . According to Mr. Justice Cullen , the Bhadauria principle was inapplicable under federal human rights legislation because the Canadian Human Rights Act does not confer exclusive jurisdiction on the Commission to hear a complaint of racial discrimination . Perhaps this has contributed to the lack of recourse to the formal legal mechanisms for public participation contained in such laws as the Law on Environmental Protection and the Law on State Environmental Impact Assessments . As American many of us forget the debt we owe to early explorers . Everywhere I look are creekside trees whose ascending boles against water and grass accent the vertical thrust of the land in this spot . This tree is not alone : in a single hectare there may be 200 different species of tree , represented by individuals with boles greater than 10 centimetres in diameter . Surprisingly , there was no increase in the density or basal area of treefalls and snapped boles in fragments , despite other indications of elevated structural damage . Section 405.1911 ( a ) ( 3 ) of the regulations specificallyrequires written statements by the attending physicians of patients inthe facility to the effect that the patients do not require the servicesof a registered nurse for a 48-hour period , unless alternativearrangements for such care have been made for days when a registerednurse is not on duty . The response has been a plethora of companies and products promising to render the consumer 's drinking water safe and contaminant free . We idle into forest cul-de-sacs , where big cypress boles emerge from dark water .