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Opinion
A "Road Warrior" for the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance
tries to find and document roads claimed to exist in BLM wilderness
study areas.
by Cheryl Fox,
May 11, 2011
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Opinion
The deep flaws in the BLM's inventory of Utah wild lands
may doom many irreplaceable landscapes that were eliminated from
wilderness consideration.
by Charles Wilkinson,
May 11, 2011
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Opinion
The authors opine that BLM grazing rules are rigged in
favor of overgrazing and work against conscientious
ranchers.
by Karl Hess Jr. And Jerry L. Holechek,
May 11, 2011
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Opinion
The writer suggests that Westerners learn to live with
fires rather than suppressing them.
by George Wuerthner,
May 09, 2011
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Opinion
A successful one-month voluntary climbing ban, designed to
respect Native American religious practices at Wyoming's Devils
Tower, provokes a lawsuit from the Mountain States Legal
Foundation.
by Charles Levendosky,
Apr 07, 2011
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Opinion
A review looks at what's good and bad about the top five
American hook-and-bullet magazines.
by David Petersen,
Mar 28, 2011
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Opinion
A contrast between two attempts at consensus shows Oregon
ranchers willing to work at compromise while their New Mexican
counterparts "just say no" to any change.
by Tony Davis,
Mar 03, 2011
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Opinion
The communities of the West can be saved while the land is
protected, too.
by Ed Marston,
Jan 19, 2011
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Opinion
Former intern Auden Schendler recalls life at "Intern
Acres" in Paonia.
by Auden Schendler,
Jan 10, 2011
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Opinion
The writer takes an ironic look at the Thunderbolt timber
sale in Idaho, and at Boise Cascade's conviction that only logging
can save the endangered chinook salmon.
by Erik Ryberg,
Oct 06, 2010
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Opinion
The writer considers how hard it is to love the earth or
anything else in the abstract, as opposed to the particular and
familiar, and reminisces about getting to know a horse when he was
a child.
by C. L. Rawlins,
Sep 21, 2010
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Opinion
A coalition of canyon lovers defeats the U.S. Air Force in
Idaho's Owyhee Canyon.
by Stephen Stuebner,
Aug 13, 2010
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Opinion
Assistant Secretary for Land and Minerals Management at
the Department of the Interior and HCN's Editors enjoy a lively
exchange
by Greg Hanscom, Rebecca W. Watson,
Feb 21, 2005
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Opinion
Before the U.S. tries to crack down on suspicious-looking
Muslims and Middle Easterners, it would do well to remember the
World War II era injustice of Japanese-American internment camps
like Minidoka, Idaho.
by Ben Long,
Oct 08, 2001
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Opinion
Bombing range threatens wild land in Idaho, Nevada and
Oregon.
by Brad Purdy,
Feb 21, 2001
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