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  • The High Uintas need help

    Salt Lake City environmentalist Dick Carter of Utah Wilderness Association fame founds a new litigation group, The High Uinta Preservation Council.

    by Katie Fesus, Dec 09, 1996

  • Coyote Angels

    Bart Koehler and the Coyote Angels release a CD of songs celebrating the wildness of the West.

    by Katie Fesus, Dec 09, 1996

  • Checks are in the mail

    Louisiana-Pacific must pay one of the largest product-liability settlements in U.S. history to customers who bought the company's Inner Seal home siding.

    by Katie Fesus, Dec 09, 1996

  • New Mexico environmentalists lease state lands

    In New Mexico, Forest Guardians and the Southwest Environmental Center succeed in winning a bid for a tract of state land on the Rio Puerco River.

    by Katie Fesus, Nov 25, 1996

  • Urgent news from the front

    Environmentalists oppose the Forest Service's proposal to allow new oil and gas leases in Montana's Rocky Mountain Front.

    by Katie Fesus, Nov 11, 1996

  • What's not on the label

    The Northwest Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides wins a lawsuit requiring the EPA to divulge the "inert ingredients" of six pesticides.

    by Katie Fesus, Nov 11, 1996

  • Power is no longer everything

    Bruce Babbitt signs a historic record of decision to manage Glen Canyon Dam in a way that protects the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon.

    by Katie Fesus, Nov 11, 1996

  • What happens above ground...

    Oregon Caves National Monument says the surrounding Siskiyou National Forest is injuring the caves by logging, mining and grazing.

    by Katie Fesus, Oct 28, 1996

  • Frequent fliers fleece Grand Canyon

    One-third of Grand Canyon air-tour operators are breaking the law by not reporting flights or paying required fees.

    by Katie Fesus, Oct 28, 1996

  • Congratulations

    The Western Colorado Congress gives out "Not-So-Smart Growth" awards.

    by Katie Fesus, Oct 14, 1996

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