Showing posts with label Grand Canyon Trust. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grand Canyon Trust. Show all posts
October 10, 2014

Federal Court: One Million Acres Near Grand Canyon Protected From Mining

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The Grand Canyon (Shutterstock) by Ari Phillips Climate Progress I n early October, an Arizona federal judge upheld the Obama Adminis...
November 1, 2013

BLM renews Grand Staircase grazing study

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After 12-year hiatus, BLM set to restart an environmental analysis — and feud between environmentalists, ranchers Map of Grand Staircase-...
November 20, 2009

Groups file lawsuit to stop mining near Grand Canyon

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Suzanne Adams Kingman Daily Miner KINGMAN - New mining jobs in the Arizona Strip area may be put on hold. The Center for Biological Di...
June 10, 2009

Edison to decommission Mohave power plant

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The company closed the coal-fired facility in Laughlin NV in 2006 because it needed expensive upgrades. Associated Press Los Angeles Times T...
May 28, 2009

Judge orders new plan for dam releases into Grand Canyon

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Federal officials must reconsider the irregular water releases from Glen Canyon Dam, which may harm the humpback chub, an endangered fish. E...
February 2, 2009

Two Utah counties lose again in monument grazing fight

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Grand Staircase » Federal appeals court upholds purchase by conservation groups By Patty Henetz The Salt Lake Tribune T wo southern Utah cou...
January 28, 2009

Park official says science on canyon was ignored

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Washington Post Washington -- Interior Department officials ignored key scientific findings when they limited water flows in the Grand Canyo...
December 3, 2008

Environmentally minded cowboys run a green ranch in Arizona

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At two ranches near the Grand Canyon, they try to raise cattle in a way that doesn’t sully the sensitive southwestern landscape. New horizon...
September 10, 2008

Grand Canyon flood results erode

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Some of the sandbars and beaches built up in the March high-flow release are back to pre-flood levels. By CYNDY COLE Arizona Daily Sun A ha...
April 19, 2006

Middle of Nowhere Is a Center of Conflict

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A federal plan allows more recreation and mining in a rugged land of national monuments. By Julie Cart, Staff Writer Los Angeles Times VERMI...
November 8, 2005

Deal May Be Near on Power Plant

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Edison is negotiating for a continued supply of coal from a mine on Indian land. By Marc Lifsher, Staff Writer Los Angeles Times Southern Ca...
October 27, 2004

The Man Behind the Land

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COLUMN ONE David Gelbaum has shunned publicity while giving millions to preserve California wilderness and teach youths about nature. By Ken...