Mining & Agriculture
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News
Open sesame, grazing boards
Public must be permitted to attend Utah's grazing advisory board meetings.
by Staff, Oct 17, 1994 -
News
Mining reform: dead or alive?
Chances for reform of the 1872 Mining Law this year recede as Congress prepares to adjourn.
by Staff, Oct 03, 1994 -
News
Judge rocks Montana's open-pit mines
Montana judge rules that reclamation at open-pit mines in the state must include the pit itself.
by Duncan Adams, Oct 03, 1994 -
Book Reviews
Dueling studies
An injunction to prohibit grazing in habitat for endangered salmon provokes opposing studies.
by Staff, Sep 19, 1994 -
News
Busted town pursues industrial recreation
Anaconda wants to boost its economy by building a golf course on top of its tailings piles.
by Jim Robbins, Sep 05, 1994 -
News
Rancher finds fame expensive
Rancher Marcus Rudnick loses libel lawsuit about criticism of his grazing practices.
by Staff, Aug 22, 1994 -
News
Cattle kicked off salmon range
To protect spawning salmon, cattle are removed from four Oregon allotments.
by Staff, Aug 22, 1994 -
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Ranchers face competition
Oregon okays bidding agains ranchers for leases on state-owned land.
by Staff, Aug 22, 1994 -
Book Reviews
A calm book on diet, health and the environment
Peter R. Cheeke's book Impacts of Livestock Production takes a thoughtful look at grazing.
by Ed Marston, Jul 25, 1994 -
News
Mega coal mine proposed again in Utah
Andalex Resources Inc. plans huge coal mine on the Kaiparowits Plateau.
by Katharine Bill, Jul 25, 1994 -
News
Return of the rustlers
Cattle rustling apparently on the increase, Wyoming State Livestock Board says.
by Staff, Jun 27, 1994 -
News
BLM reversed on grazing permit transfer
In Oregon, 500,000 acres of public grazing land in limbo after Department of Interior Board of Land Appeals overturns BLM decision to transfer permits to new MC Ranch owners.
by Ed Marston, Jun 27, 1994 -
News
The West's grazing war grinds on
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt's grazing reform compromise opposed by ranchers all over the West; but Babbitt, with some Congressional and gubernatorial support, may stand firm.
by Steve Hinchman And Donica Mensing, Jun 27, 1994 -
News
Elk ranchers escape from Colorado's Division of Wildlife
Colorado Division of Wildlife says new law won't provide adequate protection against cross-breeding between domesticated and wild elk herds.
by Peter McBride And Carol Busch, Jun 27, 1994 -
News
Gold mines are sucking aquifers dry
Gold mines are dewatering aquifers along Nevada's Humboldt River.
by Ernie Thompson, Jun 13, 1994






