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Bài của em đây, chữa giùm em nghen.
Protecting the Nation''s Forest.
I''m Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on the public lands in the United States. It supervises almost 78 million hectares of forests, grasslands, rivers and lakes. It is the agency of the Department of Agriculture. Forest Service official says there are 4 major threads to forests and wild lands in America.
The first is the thread of fire and fuel. This year, forest fire has burn more than 3 million hectares of land. That is almost two times as much as the ten-year average. Fires are natural parts of forest growth but they can also threaten life and properties. Fuel is death plant material and small plants that grow under tall trees. As much as 49 metric tons of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floor. The Forest Service estimates that after one forth of the forest is supervised has dangerous level of fuel. Sometimes, forests get control of fire to remove the fuel, other time the fuel must be cleared by hand.
Another thread to forests is from invasive species. They are non-native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cost a lot of economic damage. Some invaders are insects like the Asian longhorn beetles, some are diseases like white pine blister rust, others are plants like the fast-growing Kudzu vines. The Forest Service has hundreds of experts who try to develop way to deal with invasive species.
The agency says another thread to the health of wild lands is the lost of open space. It says over one hectare of forests or grassland is lost to development every minute. Development also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wild open spaces. Also building near wild lands increases the risk to home from forest fire.
The forest thread republic land is what the Forest Service called unmanaged requisition . People can hunt, fish and camp in many National forests. But careless uses of motor vehicles and other actions can be destructive. On November 2nd, the Forest Service releases a new rule on the use of motor vehicles on public lands. The rule requires each National forest to identify roads and maps that are open to motor vehicles .Vehicles must be banned from other areas. The ban , however, will not affect snowmobile.
This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was written by Mario Wither. I''m Steve Ember.

Bài của BAD đây, tha hồ cho các bạn .... tô màu ...Cám ơn nhiều.
Protecting the Nation?Ts Forests
I am Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. It supervises almost seventy-eight million hectares of forests: grasslands, rivers, and lakes. It isn?Tt an Agency of the Department of Agriculture. Forest Service officials say there are four major threats of forests and wild plants in America. The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires have burnt of more than three million hectares of land. That is almost two times as much as the ten-year average. Fires are unnatural part of forest grow that they can also threaten lives and property. Fuel is dead land material and small plants that grow on the tall trees. As much as forty-nine metric tons of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floor. The Forest Service estimates that up to one-fourth of the forest is supervised have a dangerous levels of fuel. Sometimes forester said control the fire to remove the fuel. Other times the fuel must be cleared by hand. Another threat of forest is from invasive species. These are non-native plants and animals that crush out native kinds. They can cause a lot of economic damage. Some invaders are insects, like the Asian long horn beetle. Some are diseases by white pine blister rust. Others are plants, like a fast growing?.vine. The Forest Service has hundreds of experts who try to develop ways to deal with invasive species. The Agency says another threat to the health of wild-plants is the lost of open space. It says over one hectare of forest or grassland is lost to development every minute. Development also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wide open spaces. Also building near wild plants increases the risks to homes from forest fires. The forest threat to public lands is what the Forest Service call unmanaged recreation. People can hunt, fish and camp in many national forests. But careless use of most of vehicles and other actions can be destructive. On November 2nd, the Forest Service released a new rule on the use of most of vehicles on public lands. The rule requires each national forest to identify roads and paths that are open to most of vehicles. Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect snow-mobiles.
This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was written by Mario Breather. I am Steve Ember.

Bài này khó nên mình phải bỏ qua nhiều chỗ wá, thể nào cũng bị điểm kém cho mà xem
Protecting the Nation?Ts Forests
I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The Forest Service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. It supervises almost seventy-eight million hectares of forests, grasslands, ..., and lakes. It is an agency of Department of Agriculture. Forest Service officals say there are four major threats to forests and wild lands in America.
The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires have burned more than three million hectares of land. That is almost two times as much as the ten - year average. Fires are unnatural part of forest groove. But they can also threaten lives and property. Fule is dead plant material and small l plants that grow under tall trees. As much as fourty-nine metric tones of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floor. The Forest Service estimates that up to one fourth of the forest is supervised had dangerous level of fuel. Sometimes foresters said controled fires to remove the fuel. Other times, the fuel must be cleaned by hand.
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The agency says another threat to the health of wild plants is the losts of open space. It says over one hectare of forest or grassland is lost to development every minute. Development also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wild open spaces. Also buildings near wild plants increase risks to homes from forest fires.
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This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was written by Mario Weither. I?Tm Steve Ember.

Chà?o cà? nhà? !
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That''s all I heard :
I''m Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agricultural Report.
The forest service is responsible for the forests on the public lands in the United States. It''s supervises almost 78 million hectares of forests, grass lands, rivers and lakes. It isnâ?Tt agency of the Department of Agricultural. Forest service officers say there are 4 major threats to forests and wild lands in America.
The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fire has burned more than 3 millions hectares of land. That is almost 2 times as much as the 10 years average. Fires are natural part of forest growth but they can also threaten life and property. Fuel is death plan material and small plans that grow under tall trees. As much as 49 metric tons of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floor. The forest service estimates that up to one fourth of the forest it supervises has dangerous level of fuel. Sometimes foresters set controled fire to remove the fuel. Other times, the fuel must be clear by hand.
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The Agency said another threat to the health of wild plans is the loss of open space. It said over one hectare of forest or grass land is lost to development every minute. Development also â? to the division of large natural area into smaller one. Many animals need wide open spaces. Also building near wild plans increases the risk to home from forest fire.
The fourth threat to public lands is what the Forest Service call unmanaged recreation. People can hunt, fish and camp in many national forest. But careless use of motor vehicals and others actions can be destructive. On November second, The Foresr Service release a new rules on the use of motor vehicles on public lands. The rules require each national forest to identify roads and paths that open to moto vehicles. Vehicles would be band from other areas. The band, however, will not affect snow moblies.
Thisâ?Ts VOA Special English Agricultural Report was written by Mario Ritter, Iâ?Tm Steve Ember.

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I?Tm Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The forests sevice is responsible for the forests on public lands in The United States. It?Ts supervisor almost seventy eight million hectas of forests , grasslands, rivers and lakes.It isn?Tt agency of department of agriculture .Forests service officer say there are four major threats to forests and wild lands in America.
The first is the threat of fire and fuel.This year, forest fires have burned more than three million hectas of land. That is almost two times as much as the ten years average . Fires are a natural part of forests growth.But they can also threaten life and property.Fuel is death land material and small plan that growth under tall trees.
As much as fourty nine matric ton of fuel can build up on average hecta of forest floor. The forests service estimate that after one fourth of the forests is superviors have dangerous level of fuel.
Sometimes, foresters set control fire to remove the fuel. Other times the fuel must be clear by hand.
Another threat to forests is from invasive species .These are none native plans and animals that push out native kinds. They can cause a lot of ecomic damage . Some invaders are insects like the Asian long ??bitter. Some are diseases like white?... Other are plans like the fast growing?..
The forests service has hundred of experts who try to develop ways to deal with invasive species .The agency says another threat to the health of wild plans is a lot of open space.It says over one hecta of forests or grasslands is loss to development every minute.
Development also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need white open spaces also building near wild plans increases the risk to homes from forests fires.
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Hy vọng là chưa khoá sổ hén.
Protecting the Nation?Ts Forests
I am Steve Ember with the VOA Special English Agriculture Report.
The forest service is responsible for the forests on public lands in the United States. It supervises almost 78 billion hectares of forests, grass lands, rivers and lakes. It is an agency of the Department of Agriculture. Forest service officials say there are 4 major threats to forests and wild lands in America.
The first is the threat of fire and fuel. This year, forest fires had burned more than 3 million hectares of land. That is almost 2 times as much as the 10-year average. Fires are a natural art of forest growth, but they can also threaten lives and property.
Fuel is dead-plant material and small plants that grow under tall trees. As much as 49 metric tons of fuel can build up on every hectare of forest floor. The forest service estimates that up to ¼ of the forest it supervises have dangerous levels of fuel. Sometimes foresters set controlled fires to remove the fuel. Other times the fuel must be cleared by hand.
Another threat to forest is from invasive species. These are non-native plants and animals that push out native kinds. They can cause a lot of economic damage. Some invaders are insects like the Asian long-horn beetle. Some are diseases like white, high, blister rust. Others are plants like the fast growing kudzu line. The forest service has hundreds of experts who try to develop ways to deal with invasive species.
The agency says another threat to the health of wild lands is the loss of open space. It says over 1 hectare of forest or grass land is lost to development every minute. Development also leads to the division of large natural areas into smaller ones. Many animals need wide open spaces. Also, building dear wild lands increases the risk to home from forest fires.
The fourth threat to public lands is what the forest service calls unmanaged recreation. People can hunt, fish and camp in many national forests. But careless use of motor vehicles and other actions can be destructive. On November 2nd, the forest service released a new rule of the use of motor vehicles on public lands. The rule requires each national forest to identify roads and paths that are opened to motor vehicles. Vehicles will be banned from other areas. The ban, however, will not affect snowmobiles.
This VOA Special English Agriculture Report was written by Mario Writher. I am Steve amber.

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