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High Sierra
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High Sierra

The first CD-ROM file system, named for an area near Lake Tahoe where it was developed in 1985. See ISO 9660.



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Little bluish butterflies high in the Sierra Nevada mountains have an unusual history.
New butterfly: high-alpine species from low-life parents by Milius, Susan / Science News
Scientists, including those from the National Park Service and South Coast Wildlands, developed reports on 15 key wildlife linkages or corridors from the Sierra Nevada Mountains to Baja California.
WILDLIFE LINKS IMPORTANT FOR SURVIVAL, REPORT SAYS MOUNTAIN LIONS, ... by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
The state Department of Water Resources has documented a trend over the past two decades of shrinking snow pack in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, the source of over half of the state's water supply.
Environmental regulations protect L.A.'s economic future by Tamminen, Terry / Los Angeles Business Journal
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