November 1, 2007

How Environmental Laws Serve Hidden Agendas

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The Endangered Species Act has often been counter- productive in local situations Written By: Samuel Aldrich and Jay Lehr Published In: Envi...
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...

Frightening Eco-Freak Quotes

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from the Sussman Files KSFO 560 Talk Radio [San Francisco, CA] Brian Sussman is a conservative commentator on the San Francisco radio statio...
October 30, 2007

Ecoterrorism Kills

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But not necessarily the way you think by Robert J. Smith Competitive Enterprise Institute With reports that some of the fires in California ...

Marines give supervisor desert tortoise tour

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Submitted by: MCAGCC Story by: Computed Name: Lance Cpl. Jared J. Butler MARINE CORPS AIR GROUND COMBAT CENTER TWENTYNINE PALMS, CA -- The N...
October 25, 2007

Judge Orders Conservation Groups Included in Mojave National Preserve Lawsuit

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National Park Will Get Support Defending Against County’s Bid to Control Roads Press Release Center for Biological Diversity RIVERSIDE, Cali...
October 23, 2007

1873: Farmer from Illinois invents barbed wire

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Bruce's History Lessons By Bruce Kauffmann The Tribune-Star [Terre Haute, Indiana] T here is an old adage that says, “Change begins at t...
October 18, 2007

Easterners, Westerners argue over wilderness bill

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By: MARY CLARE JALONICK Associated Press WASHINGTON -- Eastern and Western members of the U.S. House clashed sharply Thursday over legislati...
October 16, 2007

Green Path has crowd seeing red

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By Stacy Moore Hi-Desert Star High-voltage power lines like these near Ludlow would trace a path through the Morongo Basin in a plan by the ...

Off-roaders back in driver's seat?

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Reshaped commission a win for riders, say conservationists Michael Gardner San Diego Union-Tribune COPLEY NEWS SERVICE SACRAMENTO – Off-road...

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 ...
October 15, 2007

Environmental group seeks to limit mining near protected lands

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By JENNIFER BOWLES The Press-Enterprise An environmental group is pushing for federal legislation that would restrict mining within 10 miles...
October 12, 2007

Numbers stable as deer season opens

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by Jim Matthews Inland Valley Daily Bulletin [Ontario, CA] Most of Southern California's deer hunting zones open this Saturday for the f...
October 11, 2007

Non-profit begins effort to end land ownership in preserve

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Solitation Letter Targets East Mojave Property Owners Exclusive to The Guzzler Expansion of the Mojave National Preserve boundaries will be...
October 10, 2007

Coalition gathers support for stopping Green Path

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Hi-Desert Star YUCCA VALLEY — A community-wide public meeting to present plans to stop the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power’s Green...
October 9, 2007

SoCal Farmers to Face Water Woes in 2009

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By JACOB ADELMAN Associated Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — Officials of Southern California's major water wholesaler say deliveries to the reg...
October 8, 2007

SB library gets gift of $749K

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By Michael Sorba, Staff Writer San Bernardino Sun SAN BERNARDINO - A $749,000 gift left to the library from the estate of Arda M. Haenszel i...
October 5, 2007

Preserve ranger tasers suspected thief

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National Park News On the afternoon of October 4th, ranger Mike Ice contacted two people in a parked ATT company vehicle on a road in a remo...
October 3, 2007

U.S. to have say in power line siting

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In a boost for utilities, the Southland is deemed a key energy corridor, allowing federal officials to overrule the state and condemn proper...
October 2, 2007

Judge halts cattle plan

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A final ruling could increase grazing in tortoise habitat Matt Wrye, Staff Writer San Bernardino Sun BARSTOW - To graze or not to graze? Tha...