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In Cronies, Robert Bryce takes on the
state of Texas and its enormous political power, tracing the
network of "cronies" that brought both George Bushes to the White
House
by Staff,
Apr 18, 2005
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A rider in the federal spending bill will end a
34-year-old ban on selling wild horses for slaughter
by Shara Rutberg,
Jul 16, 2008
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Biologist Mark Intyme is marking time; "Termoonator" takes
on wolves; coorections; "Million Bush March" and other
oddities
by Staff,
Apr 04, 2005
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The Southern Nevada Public Land Management Act is making
money from auctioning off the Las Vegas valley desert – and
the Bush administration would like to get its hands on that
money
by Ryan Slattery,
Mar 21, 2005
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Arizona Snowball ski area can make snow from treated
wastewater; California battles Forest Service over logging sequoia;
Bush nominates Steve Johnson to head EPA; Sen. Pete Domenici,
R-N.M., goes after southwestern willow flycatcher’s
habitat
by Laura Paskus,
Mar 21, 2005
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New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson is fighting to keep the
oil and gas industry away from Otero Mesa, but the federal
government is equally determined to let the drilling
begin
by Laura Paskus,
Mar 07, 2005
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A timeline traces the decline of logging, the rise of
environmentalism, and the slow asbestos poisoning of Libby,
Montana, by its vermiculite mine
by Staff,
Jul 16, 2008
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Some of the less-publicized political appointments of
George W. Bush’s second term will have huge effects on the
West. Meet the people who will direct the EPA and the departments
of Energy, Agriculture and the Interior.
by Laura Paskus,
Feb 07, 2005
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Don’t worry so much about what President Bush will
do to the environment; worry instead about the three new justices
he might put on the Supreme Court
by Jon Margolis,
Dec 06, 2004
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In this issue, High Country News ventures outside its
usual box to look at 10 serious issues facing the West in the next
four years
by Paul Larmer,
Dec 06, 2004
