Tim Caverly: Protecting Paradise
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PEER | September 6, 2019
Ranger Tim Caverly ran afoul of a powerful Maine state legislator pushing for more motorized access and other development on the river ...
NHTSA Snuffs Carbon Monoxide Safeguards
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PEER | September 5, 2019
While carbon monoxide is odorless and colorless, its mounting body count is hard to overlook ...
It’s Time To Get The Lead Out Of Hunting Ammo
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PEER |
How many times have we used the phrase “get the lead out” to encourage action on this or that issue? Well, it’s time to take these words literally and get the lead out of our hunting ammunition; hunters, it’s time to go lead-free. Why? The following words from a Yellowstone ...
NHTSA Snuffs Carbon Monoxide Safeguards
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PEER |
Washington, DC, Sept. 5, 2019 — More than 1,500 people die annually from motor vehicle-related carbon monoxide poisoning, yet the nation’s transportation safety watchdog has taken no preventative actions, according to documents obtained through a lawsuit brought by Public Employees ...
The nature of Yosemite hangs in the balance as national parks juggle growth, preservation
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PEER |
Each summer, cars fill the roads that snake through Yosemite, clogging some of the nation’s most iconic scenery with a churning gridlock. There were days this season when more than 8,000 vehicles passed through the gates, and the park’s website warns that visitors may spend hours ...