Mining & Agriculture
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News
Mining reform may hit paydirt in 1993
Mining reform legislation which could overturn the 1872 Mining Law is introduced in Congress.
by Paul Larmer, Mar 08, 1993 -
News
Grazing fees sink
Grazing fees drop for the second year in a row.
by Staff, Mar 08, 1993 -
Book Reviews
Big profits at big price
Wealthy corporations control, and abuse, a disproportionate amount of available forage according to a National Wildlife Federation report.
by Kristy Ratliff, Mar 08, 1993 -
News
Calls for reform
Summitville mine pollution may lead to new reclamation regulations in Colorado.
by Staff, Feb 22, 1993 -
Feature
The continuing saga of New Mexico's Gray Ranch
The Nature Conservancy sells the biologically diverse Gray Ranch amidst local concern.
by Bruce Selcraig, Feb 22, 1993 -
Book Reviews
High on hemp
A review of The Emperor Wears No Clothes, by hemp crusader Jack Herer.
by Steve Hinchman, Feb 08, 1993 -
Related Stories
Tortoises, cattle race toward court
Wise Use attorney Karen Budd's effort to overturn BLM grazing cutbacks could affect the endangered desert tortoise and the Endangered Species Act.
by Shahn Towers, Feb 08, 1993 -
News
Blackfoot River Valley may get huge mine
Senator Max Baucus stands to profit more from mining on his ranch property than the public gains on its public lands under the 1872 Mining Law.
by Jack Thorndike, Feb 08, 1993 -
Book Reviews
Seeds of change
The book "Seeds of Change' examines massive agricultural changes arising from contact between the continents.
by Arden Trewartha, Jan 25, 1993






