Papiroflexia (Spanish for “Origami”) is the animated tale of Fred, a skilful paper folder who could shape the world with his hands.
Continue Reading →The BLM issued a rule-change today in an attempt to sidestep a rarely used provision Raul Grijalva employed to prevent uranium mining near the Grand Canyon.
Bush rule limits Congress on drilling, mining – AP :
“I will continue to fight this rule change and all midnight regulations to roll back protections […]
Continue Reading →USDA has important wildlife, forestry, land and food safety jurisdiction-
Most of our concern has been about the secretary of Interior, but the Secretary of Agriculture is equally important and almost always goes to some minion of industrial ag.
So far the names floated by Obama don’t look good. Originally Obama was considering the industrial […]
Continue Reading →The study is for the forensic pathology of wildlife poaching-
Story. Scientist spends days delving into carnivores’ decomposition. By Rob Cheny. Missoulian.
Oddly the hiker that stubbled onto this study site (described the the article) reported it to a regular poster to this blog.
Continue Reading →Article suggests the choice will be Thompson-
Grijalva gets Hispanic groups’ backing for Interior chief. By Tony Davis. Arizona Daily Star.
Thompson would do little for Obama. He’s from the wrong state. Obama needs a Hispanic. Appointment of a secretary for favors the issues of sportsmen groups will not drag many away from […]
Continue Reading →Hopefully this tax is not just a rumor-
Farmer’s Freak about Potential ‘Cow Tax’ on Cows’ Methane Emission. WWP blog.
Methane is 26 times as potent a greenhouse gas as carbon dioxide and cows belch and fart a tremendous amount of it. Feedlots could capture it, however, and turn it into much less polluting energy […]
Continue Reading →The plan from 1982 has failed. Wolf population is low and stagnant-
The prominent conservation groups are petitioning under the Administration Procedures Act for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to meet it legal obligations to recovery the Mexican wolf (with a new plan).
As David Parsons of the Rewildling Institute has said this has […]
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