Showing posts with label roadless areas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label roadless areas. Show all posts
April 27, 2011

Owls, Mules and Lizards: the makeup of federal land management

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Today we have federal employees who are paid to stop productivity by Marita Noon Marita Noon Farming, ranching, mining, and extraction...
December 15, 2008

Not so dead on arrival

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The unlikely success of the Clinton Roadless Rule by Rob Inglis High Country News T he Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which Bill Clinton s...
September 4, 2008

Idaho's 'roadless rule' clears another hurdle

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Idaho Statesman State and federal officials on Monday released the final environmental impact statement for the Forest Service's "r...
August 20, 2008

There Ought to Be a Roadless Law

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EDITORIAL New York Times Among President Bill Clinton’s signature environmental achievements was a regulation that prohibited new roads — an...
October 31, 2007

BLM urged to deny Kane County access to route

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By Nancy Perkins Deseret Morning News A national coalition of environmentalists charged the Bureau of Land Management on Tuesday with conspi...
October 16, 2007

Mining claims near wilderness areas seen as threat

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Wilderness areas in the state could be affected by pollution, public land analyst says. By Margot Roosevelt, Staff Writer Los Angeles Times ...
August 13, 2007

Governor urges stricter rules to protect wilderness areas

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Ramon Mena Owens / The Press-Enterprise Ed Pollitt, of Murrieta, prepares to hang glide near Main Divide Road in the Cleveland National Fore...
July 28, 2007

Attack on 1872 Mining Act Flawed, Unfair to Miners

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OPINION By Mark R. Welch Retired Mining Engineer Albuquerque Journal With reference to the article written by Oscar Simpson purporting to re...
January 18, 2007

Environmentalists seek to join case over Death Valley roads

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Associated Press in San Francisco By GARANCE BURKE, Associated Press Writer Fresno, Calif. (AP) -- Six environmental groups filed legal pape...
November 11, 2005

Parklands in Peril

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A sneaky plan in Congress could spark a fire sale of public property Riverside Press-Enterprise OpEd By JOHN LESHY A proposal quietly worki...