Board brings back ‘split-state’ status. By Matt Gouras. Associated Press.
Thank god! Let’s hope they adopt it. It is only one of the proposals they are considering.
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Continue Reading →Bush proposes rules on oil shale development. Though energy retrieval through the process has been largely discredited, optimists remain. By Patty Henetz. The Salt Lake Tribune.
Folks might recall that Bush’s former Secretary of Interior, Gale Norton, the scourge of our public lands, is now a lobbyists for oil shale.
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Continue Reading →Livestock leaders object to wolf relisting. Patricia R. McCoy. Capital Press
This article in a prominent ag newspaper says, among other things, that the Idaho Wolf Plan Plan went through 17 drafts and that the members worked hard and negotiated in good faith. Now those who didn’t like the product have litigated (bad bad!).
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