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Interior Secretary Jewell provides update on sage grouse conservation

December 12, 2013 by Ron Feemster Leave a Comment

Interior Secretary Jewell provides update on sage grouse conservation

LAS VEGAS, NV – (press release) At a meeting with western governors today, Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell applauded the unprecedented federal-state cooperation on planning efforts to conserve the

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Interior Secretary Jewell provides update on sage grouse conservation

December 12, 2013 by Ron Feemster Leave a Comment

Interior Secretary Jewell provides update on sage grouse conservation

LAS VEGAS, NV – (press release) At a meeting with western governors today, Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell applauded the unprecedented federal-state cooperation on planning efforts to conserve the

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Shutdown reminds us of the importance of public lands

October 15, 2013 by Kelsey Dayton 3 Comments

Column: The closure of our National Parks during the government shutdown should serve as a reminder to people about the importance of public lands.

Gov Mead trusts companies on coal royalty question

January 4, 2013 by Dustin Bleizeffer 2 Comments

Last month, a Reuters investigation suggested that Powder River Basin coal companies may be under-paying federal royalties — potentially hundreds of millions of dollars — by selling to sister companies overseas. Today, two top U.S. Senators from the Energy and Natural Resources Committee have directed the U.S. Interior Department to investigate the matter.

Groups split over sprawling Wyo. project's wildlife impacts

July 10, 2012 by Environment & Energy News Leave a Comment

Reprinted with permission from Environment & Energy Publishing, LLC. Not for republication by Wyoming media.

 

Environmentalists who have studied the Bureau of Land Management’s final analysis of a massive Wyoming wind farm proposal are split over the project’s merits

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