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Fixing Forest Litigation
Reasonable reforms are needed to make litigation and injunctions less disruptive and fix America’s forests.
A Summer of Forest Litigation
A small collection of litigants continues to derail forest management efforts with lawsuits—jeopardizing the environment they claim to be protecting.
Grizzly Conflict Reduction Grazing Agreement
Conservation groups support ranchers’ innovative approach to reduce conflict with at-risk wildlife
The Role of Forest Restoration
With proactive efforts to restore our forests, we can begin to tackle the wildfire crisis.
Environmental Markets Should Guide Federal Land Use
Allowing markets to operate on federal land would be a win-win for free markets and for the environment.
New Conservation License Supports State Lands
The new conservation license is the opportunity for us to collectively invest in the places that make our community so special.
Supreme Court Misses Opportunity to Reduce Uncertainty in the Colorado River Basin
A lack of certainty in water rights inhibits the Navajo Nation’s ability to build infrastructure, cultivate their land, improve water sanitation, and capture revenue from their resource.
Chicago’s Haze From Wildfire Smoke Underscores the Need for Better Forest Management
The wildfire crisis that drifted over Chicago this week is human-made, but we can fix America’s forests with better and faster forest management.
Fight Wildfires With Fire (if EPA Allows)
Federal pollution laws create perverse incentives that subject Americans to more hazardous smoke.