The sadness of a river running dry
I drove to the bluff overlooking the “Gunny” to process the sad news — news that hasn’t yet been made…
Gunnison Gorge Wilderness in wetter times, courtesy Bureau of Land Management
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Trump’s answer to the 20 or so executives in the room was that they raise him a billion dollars. He was specific about the return — more oil and gas leases auctioned on federal land. He called it a deal.
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MoreStates must not determine the fate of grizzly bears
It’s no secret that grizzly bears in the Lower 48 live close to the edge of extinction. Now, with little…
Grizzly bear in Yellowstone National Park, photo by Wendy Keefover
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