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  • A royal cover-up

    New Mexico's Meridian Oil Inc. has been shortchanging the government on royalties, according to a BLM investigation.

    by Ross Freeman, May 29, 1995

  • You can't cut them all

    The General Accounting Office finds that the Forest Service overestimates the number of trees it can cut from Northwest forests.

    by Ross Freeman, Mar 20, 1995

  • Life among the ruins

    A subdivision in southwestern Colorado allows buyers to build houses around Anasazi ruins.

    by Ross Freeman, Mar 20, 1995

  • R.S. 2477 detoured again

    Department of Interior delays deadline for resolving a dispute over R.S. 2477, which encourages road building on public lands.

    by Ross Freeman, Mar 20, 1995

  • One project seems like the same old BuRec

    Despite evidence it's a boondoggle, Southwestern Colorado's Animas-LaPlata is still slated for construction in order to meet treaty obligations to Ute Indian tribes.

    by Ross Freeman, Mar 20, 1995

  • Grand Canyon flood postponed

    A plan to let the Colorado River flood for one week through Grand Canyon is delayed, to the chagrin of environmentalists.

    by Ross Freeman, H C N Intern, Mar 20, 1995

  • No more free lunch

    Muckleshoot Indian Tribe seeks to harvest troublesome sea lions.

    by Ross Freeman, Mar 06, 1995

  • Logging protesters say they won't give up

    Activists face arrest for protesting Cove-Mallard timber sale.

    by Ross Freeman, Mar 06, 1995

  • Trimming pork the green way

    The Green Scissors Report offers environmental suggestions for trimming federal budget.

    by Ross Freeman, Feb 20, 1995

  • Grass-roots strategy for salmon

    Save Our Wild Salmon coalition comes up with its own salmon recovery plan.

    by Ross Freeman, Feb 20, 1995

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