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Nuclear waste dump opens http://www.hcn.org/issues/152/4930 The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant outside Carlsbad, N.M.,
receives its first truckload of nuclear debris as anti-nuclear
activists continue to protest.No publisherTony DavisWaste2010-02-05T10:10:07ZNews ArticlePlans for a new park in Arizona http://www.hcn.org/issues/151/4892 In Arizona, a new national park is proposed - the Sonoran
Desert National Park - combining Organ Pipe National Monument, the
Cabeza Prieta Wildlife Refuge and the Barry M. Goldwater Air Force
Range.No publisherTony Davis2010-02-05T10:09:49ZNews ArticleTucson draws a line on sprawl http://www.hcn.org/issues/148/4792 Environmentalists applaud the Pima County Board of
Supervisors' decision to kill the Canoa Ranch development, planned
on the outskirts of rapidly growing Tucson, Ariz.No publisherTony DavisLand Use And Planning2010-02-05T10:09:06ZNews ArticleA statesman steps off the stage http://www.hcn.org/issues/146/4718 Morris K. Udall, former Arizona congressman who recently
died, is remembered as a dedicated statesman who understood
compromise.No publisherTony DavisCongress2010-02-05T10:08:38ZNews Article'Let's get it resolved' http://www.hcn.org/issues/146/4716 Environmentalist-turned-zoning-consultant Ron Asta
describes his journey through Tucson's land-use politics.No publisherTony DavisLand Use And Planning2010-02-05T10:08:38ZNews ArticleSelling sizzle and steak http://www.hcn.org/issues/146/4715 Planner David Taylor says the issue of sprawl is complex
and has deep roots.No publisherTony DavisLand Use And Planning2010-02-05T10:08:37ZNews ArticleThe roll call of sprawl http://www.hcn.org/issues/146/4714 Statistics show the frightening pace of growth in the
Tucson area.No publisherTony DavisCommunities In Transition2010-02-05T10:08:37ZNews Article'People have a voice' http://www.hcn.org/issues/146/4713 Environmental activist Gayle Hartmann talks about the long
struggle to keep development under control.No publisherTony DavisLand Use And Planning2010-02-05T10:08:36ZNews Article'The party is over' http://www.hcn.org/issues/146/4712 Tucscon residents Doug and Christina McVie describe the
developers' assault on desert.No publisherTony DavisLand Use And Planning2010-02-05T10:08:36ZNews Article'It was God's country' http://www.hcn.org/issues/146/4711 Resident Dee Dee Arnaud remembers the Tucson of her
childhood and mourns the changes she has found on her
return.No publisherTony DavisLand Use And Planning2010-02-05T10:08:36ZNews ArticleEnvironmentalists are "doing nothing' http://www.hcn.org/issues/146/4710 Real estate broker Bill Arnold says environmentalists are
not helping Tucson.No publisherTony DavisLand Use And Planning2010-02-05T10:08:35ZNews ArticleDesert sprawl http://www.hcn.org/issues/146/4709 In Tucson, Ariz., where a dozen acres are cleared for
development each day, environmentalists and concerned locals try to
find ways to rein in runaway growth, and to save the desert and its
remaining endangered cactus ferruginous pygmy owls.No publisherTony DavisLand Use And Planning2010-02-05T10:08:35ZNews ArticleCourting the green vote http://www.hcn.org/issues/143/4627 In Arizona, an open space-saving scheme called "Growing
Smarter" wins despite environmental opposition.No publisherTony DavisElections2010-02-05T10:07:57ZNews ArticleIn place of a bigger park, Tucson gets houses http://www.hcn.org/issues/139/4483 Growing Tucson suburbs invade land on the edgoe of
Arizona's Saguaro National Park West, when federal funds for a
promised buyout of the land fail to materialize.No publisherTony DavisGateway communities2010-02-05T10:06:52ZNews ArticleTucson acts to stall sprawl http://www.hcn.org/issues/135/4339 As Tucson, Ariz., grows and sprawls, Pima County creates a
long-range plan to protect the Sonoran Desert from being
overrun.No publisherTony DavisLand Use And Planning2010-02-05T10:05:46ZNews Article