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  • New Mexico Greens lose steam

    The recent decline in support for the New Mexico Green Party seems to have no effect on the hopes of its candidates or the anxiety of the state's Democratic party, which sees the Greens as spoilers.

    by Bryan Foster, Oct 14, 2002

  • The other firefighters

    Fire-proofing houses is a thriving new business in Durango, Colorado's fire-prone forests, but the only real solution to the problem is to quit building in the urban-wildland interface, many say.

    by Bryan Foster, Sep 02, 2002

  • No ranchettes for the rest of us in Jackson

    Jackson, Wyo., citizens have rejected a development planned for a ranch near the town, but the problem of where to house people in resort towns - especially working people - won't go away.

    by Bryan Foster, Jul 08, 2002

  • Collaboration may prevent conflagration in SantaFe

    The Santa Fe Watershed Partners Group is working with the Santa Fe National Forest to find an environmentally sensible way to thin and burn a New Mexico forest that has become a fire hazard.

    by Bryan Foster, Mar 18, 2002

  • Longtime foes practice ritual combat in an Idaho forest

    The writer goes to central Idaho to visit the heart of the longest-standing Earth First! demonstration, protesting the Cove-Mallard timber sale.

    by Bryan Foster, Sep 14, 1998

  • Forcing the spring

    Forcing the Spring by Robert Gottlieb looks at devleopment of natural and human environmental movements.

    by Bryan Foster, Mar 07, 1994

  • Will plan save or destroy the grizzly?

    Grizzly Bear Recovery Plan may end up in court.

    by Bryan Foster, Feb 21, 1994

  • Some dams self-destruct

    Some dams will be easy to get rid of.

    by Bryan Foster, Feb 07, 1994

  • Draft plan foresees a freer-flowing Colorado River

    Draft EIS proposes stabilizing water flows through Glen Canyon Dam

    by Katharine Bill, Bryan Foster, Jan 24, 1994

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