COMMENTARY | Is Congress Too Dysfunctional to Fund the National Parks?
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Jeff Ruch | August 10, 2023
In past decades, America’s best idea was one of the few domestic programs enjoying bipartisan support ...
Officials: Error led to routing planned transmission line through national monument
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Elizabeth Duan |
The potential destruction of ice age fossils in a Southern Nevada national monument by a proposed energy transmission line is due to a decade-old mapping error, according to federal employees, but at least one government accountability group isn’t buying it. “We are not aware of a ...
Feds Withhold Minnesota Grant Due to Overlogging
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PEER | August 8, 2023
DNR Told to End Timber Cuts in Wildlife and Aquatic Management Areas ...
COMMENTARY | Florida’s Environment – A Native Floridian Perspective
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Natasha De La Cruz | August 3, 2023
Florida must take significant steps to promote coastal resiliency and protect all communities against the effects of climate change and water pollution ...
Groups Urge Interior to Do Its Homework on E-bikes
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PEER |
Better Impact Assessment Needed Before Unleashing E-bikes Across National Park System ...
Feeble NPS E-Bike Assessment Sheds Little Light on Impacts
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PEER | July 20, 2023
Park Service Review Dodges Wildlife, User Conflict, Fire, and Other Effects ...
