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The Boulder-White Clouds wilderness bill tries to give
something to everybody, as a list of some of its provisions
reveals
by Ray Ring,
Nov 22, 2004
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A rising number of Westerners are committed to local
solutions that benefit both the land and communities
by Paul Larmer,
Sep 27, 2004
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Assistant Interior Secretary Lynn Scarlett wants Congress
to give the Bureau of Land Management increased incentive to sell
off more public lands
by Zachary Smith,
Jul 16, 2008
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More than 33,000 fish died in Klamath River in 2002; Bill
Barrett Corp. gets go-ahead for seismic testing near Utah’s
Nine Mile Canyon; Building 771 at Rocky Flats demolished; Kennewick
Man will not be reburied
by Laura Paskus,
Aug 16, 2004
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BLM raises mining claim fees; scientists sign report
criticizing Bush administration’s misuse of science; Biscuit
Fire salvage logging plan criticized by timber industry; and the
wrong waste has been going to WIPP
by Laura Paskus,
Aug 02, 2004
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BLM archaeologist Blaine Miller says that a slew of new
oil and gas projects could harm spectacular Indian rock art and
ruins in Utah’s Nine Mile Canyon
by Jodi Peterson,
Jul 16, 2008
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A recent Supreme Court ruling in a Utah wilderness lawsuit
will limit the ability of citizens to sue the government over how
its agencies manage natural resources
by Ray Ring,
Jul 19, 2004
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Montana rancher Karl Rappold is determined to save his
beloved Rocky Mountain Front from development by the oil and gas
industry
by Ron Selden,
Jun 21, 2004
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Crested Butte, Colo., residents are angry that the BLM has
sold the mining giant Phelps Dodge 155 acres at the top of Mount
Emmons – the town’s beloved "Red Lady" – for
about $5 an acre
by Kristina Johnson,
Jul 16, 2008
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The Bureau of Land Management plans to revise its
Clinton-era grazing regulations, and critics say the changes will
let ranchers ride roughshod over the public lands
by Jodi Peterson,
Feb 16, 2004
