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"We suddenly have Manhattan-type prices for land, so we'd better have a city here, " says Lanni.
FORBES: Companies and People
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The Stanford University professor of biological sciences devotes a large amount of her time to taking a business perspective on land and water as a type of natural capital.
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The satellite images picked out the right type of afforested land, and topography, which, when combined with other data on soil types, rainfall, and temperature, produced a clear "Loa Loa map" of several African countries, including Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger.
BBC: Danger worms tracked from space
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Forest fragmentation opens the door to invasive species such as the cowbird, a type of blackbird that normally prefers open land, said Bridget Stutchbury, a biologist at York University in Toronto who studies forest songbirds.
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