From the daily archives: Monday, November 24, 2008
Washington governor’s program to put cows on state wildlife areas results in a second serious injury-
A second man has taken a fall while building fence for the Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife.
Family asks for help after man is paralyzed in canyon fall – klewtv.com
Susan Perez said she had been fearful […]
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Yes, and given Wildlife Services’ seeming intent to reduce wolf populations by control after “depredations”, it seems just as likely the depredation figures are inflated.
At any rate, the cost is small. Many people as individuals have lost far more in the decline of their retirement funds, […]
Continue Reading →EPA, with White House nudge, eases rule on lead emissions. By Michael Hawthorne. LA Times.
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