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Phillipp Wickey on Selling water to the highest bidder Highest bidder? Wouldn't that be oil and gas devel...
Felice Pace on Last in line Sarah's post is an improvement over past HCN repor...
John Kingsley on Debate over what makes a road rages on in Utah Thanks for your well written and truthful response...
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Ben Long on Make anglers allies for endangered species Thanks Robb. I often ask conservationists how they...

The hoof stops here | A proposal to reopen slaughterhouses in the U.S. f...
From gust to gale | So-called "grass-roots" opposition to wind may be ...
Frack fricasee | Election-year politics (partially) hijack Interior...
A Mexican rancher struggles to shift from cattle to conservation | In Northwest Mexico, rancher Carlos Robles Elías ...
The Pawnee Buttes oversee a changing landscape | Eastern Colorado’s Pawnee Buttes have witnessed ...

The Other Bakken Boom: America's biggest oil rush brings tribal conflict | North Dakota's Three Affiliated Tribes have long w...
Micah True, born to run | Remembering Micah True – known as “Caballo Bla...
A final hats off to rancher Doc Hatfield | With the help of his wife, Connie, and a bunch of ...
Balancing fish and farms on a Washington estuary | A restoration effort at Fisher Slough in Washingto...
The truth about wolves is hard to find | Some hunters claim wolves are killing too many dee...

More from Culture & Communities: Don’t bury her deep in the cold, cold ground A writer’s mother -- like an increasing number of Westerners -- is pretty determined that when her time comes, she wants to go down in flames, via cremation.; How to dispose of frozen cows It's harder than you think; plus transforming the seedy side of Las Vegas; Treaty tribes dedicate final replacement fishing site The lost fisheries and drowned Celilo Falls are not truly replaceable, though; All Culture & Communities

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