From the daily archives: Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Idaho Statesman opines today. Idaho counties deserve chance to do right thing [on wolf killing prosecutions]
This is about the controversy over the failure of the Fremont County prosecutor to prosecute Bruen Cordingley of Ashton. He shot two wolves. He claimed they threatened his horses. No details have released expect that he killed one […]
Continue Reading →Pinedale, WY people fume on ozone. Casper Star Tribune. By Chris Merrill.
. . . the result of the industrialization of Wyoming’s open spaces by the gas industry.
This is a specific example and it fleshes out the earlier post on this web site, Recovering From Wyoming’s Energy Bender.
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