From the daily archives: Monday, November 29, 2010
Where NOT to hastily site an Industrial-scale Wind Energy Project
Just north of Great Basin National Park, east of Ely in Eastern Nevada, lies a public landscape called Spring Valley.
Spring Valley is a miraculous place, renowned for its magnificent skies and as critical habitat for sagebrush obligate species such as sage grouse and […]
Continue Reading →The New York Times Weighs in on the wolf issue.
The New York Times doesn’t like the proposed legislation which would remove protections from wolves either.
Either [bill] would set a terrible precedent, opening the door for special-interest groups to push other inconvenient species off the list. The bills would undercut one of the primary […]
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