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Re "In Charity, Too, the Rich Get Richer," by Richard M. Walden (Op-Ed, Jan . 3: Despite Mr. Walden's characterization of the American Red Cross as the "King Kong of relief agencies," we are comprised of 824 locally financed and supported nonprofits on which communities rely for disaster response and training in lifesaving skills every day.

They filled the void with giant sand piles – makeshift dunes designed to halt the spread of flames and save the northern portion of the boardwalk upon which the community relied for its financial survival.

Located at the confluence of four rivers the St .Regis River, the Raquette River, the Grasse River, and the St . Lawrence River thecommunity relied for generations on the abundance of fish and wildlife, as well as the rich alluvial soils for farms (see Figure 1).

Others saw the move as a reprieve for the state's fragile northern ecosystem that many Alaska Native communities rely on for food.

The harder problem is with smaller-scale fisheries that local communities rely on for food and income.

Worldwide, Tropical Race 4 is able to kill more than four-fifths of those bananas poor farming communities rely on for food".

The loss of species may indeed be of greatest economic concern in rural, high-poverty areas where subsistence communities rely on mangrove areas for fishing and for direct harvesting of mangroves for fuel, construction or other economic products [17], [75] [77].

4. Indigenous communities rely on sea ice for their culture and livelihoods For many indigenous communities sea ice affords protection from waves and coastal erosion, provides a surface for distant travel, a habitat for birds and animals they hunt, and forms a central part of spiritual beliefs.

Community health education and HIV/AIDS counseling should account for the fact that many persons in these communities rely on wild animals for food and household income.

These communities rely upon sustainable policies for land management.

Most of the towns affected by this problem, essentially farming communities, rely on underground water for crop irrigation [ 41, 45].