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Turning the Tide for National Forests
Why have forests changed from an asset to a liability?
Clearing the Air
Coming up for a breath of fresh air just might be easier
The Bear Necessities
Reaching across the spectrum for species recovery.
Let’s Drink to Private Water
Could a healthy dose of competition serve our nation’s water systems well?
A No-Regrets Carbon Reduction Policy
A one-suit-fits-all policy is not a solution
Breaking the Green Gridlock
The red tape around environmental policy.
Firefighting costs escalate
Salt Lake Tribune March 1, 2008 By Alison Berry Just before dawn last week, a red ball of fire streaked across Northwestern skies and exploded midair. The spectacular meteor sent residents in several states running for their phones to report possible forest fires. Although the land is still blanketed in snow with temperatures below freezing,Continue reading “Firefighting costs escalate”
Smart Growth
By C. Kenneth Orski and Jane S. Shaw "Smart-growth" policies, which became popular nationwide during the 1990s, are regulations designed to reduce suburban sprawl and control growth. They encourage people to live close together within walking distance of shops and offices. One goal is to reduce the use of the automobile. Another is to createContinue reading “Smart Growth”
Should water be privatized? Yes
Global Researcher February 2008 By Terry L. Anderson "No one washes a rental car" is a truism that suggests that ownership is crucial to stewardship. We also might say, "No one conserves water" for the same reason–too often it’s not clear who benefits from conserving water because it is unclear who owns the water. AsContinue reading “Should water be privatized? Yes”