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By contrast , 42 percent of all U.S. farms raise beef cattle , 23 percent grow corn , 19 percent grow soybeans , and 6 percent raise hogs . According to a new survey by the Yankee group , 2 % of all U.S. wireless customers actually have " cut the cord " and many more are considering whether to make their wireless phone their only phone . Essentially , CTR-funded projects are a U.S. subsidy for the Russian arms industry - - weapons makers may continue to manufacture weapons ( some of which are destined for the international arms market ) while using CTR aid to " convert " other parts of their companies to civilian activities . All U.S. trade statistics are collected and compiled based on this system . Guided by the advice of a children ’ s science magazine reporter , Mariana Relos , students evaluate an article that claims DDT has no effect on bird reproduction and the response of a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service scientist to the article . It offers among the most competitive awards for graduate student support of any U.S. university . Second , these storms account for three-quarters of all U.S. tropical cyclone spawned damage even though they strike on average only twice in three years . This time they contemplate a graph in which the bald eagle data has been divided into 2 large datasets , one containing all U.S. data with the exception of data from Santa Catalina and the other dataset containing data only from Santa Catalina . More than 95 % of bilateral trade in consumer and industrial products will become duty-free immediately upon entry into force of the Agreement , with all remaining tariffs to be eliminated within nine years – the best market access package of any U.S. free trade agreement with a developing country . The bill requires the National Science Foundation and DOE to guarantee that U.S. researchers and engineers have access to supercomputers . Maintaining a U.S. military presence at Soto Cano does not guarantee continued access to the base because the United States has no base rights or status of forces agreements with the government of Honduras . Every U.S. nuclear power plant ordered since 1973 has been canceled , and even Quebec has been reevaluating plans for giant hydropower development . Under NAFTA , Mexico was forced to pay almost $ 16 million to a U.S. corporation after a community blocked the building of a toxic waste facility that would have threatened local drinking water supplies . The consent findings and settlement agreement were approved by a U.S. Department of Labor administrative law judge in Cincinnati , Ohio .