California Lunacy: Court rules that bumblebees are fish
SOUND FISHY? CALIFORNIA COURT RULES THAT BEES ARE “FISH” UNDER STATE’S ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT By
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Frustration with Forest Service mismanagement explodes in wake of Hermit’s Peak fire
By Alicia Inez Guzman NM Political Report Anger toward the Forest Service has been smoldering
Modern Environmentalism is an Extremist Cult
How the climate crusade hijacked the environmental movement By Tom Harris Modern environmentalism has been taken
Forest policies worsen America’s wildfire crisis
By Jonathan Wood Property and Environment Research Center PERC Fix America’s Forests A daunting restoration
Washington rancher showcases environmental benefits of raising livestock
For U.S. beef ranchers, sustainability is more than a buzzword — it’s a way of
Fear the Frankenmeat!
“Importantly, we should not forget that livestock fulfils many functions other than just the production
Despite the misinformation, America could quickly become energy independent again
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Colorado fails to learn wolf lessons of history
Originally published in the Spring 2021 issue of RANGE magazine History’s Hard Lessons Unheeded Why
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Oregon’s illegal marijuana grows bring crime and destruction to ranchers and farmers
A MANY-HEADED MONSTER: Illegal marijuana’s devastating impacts on agriculture By SIERRA DAWN McCLAIN for Capital
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Inspired by RANGE, Elko resident calls out USFS for wildfire mitigation failures
Inspired by the RANGE magazine’s wildfire-focused stories in the Winter 21/22 issue, Ralph Sacrison of