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'Green News Report' - December 1, 2016

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The True Cost of Anti-Government Extremism

On June 15th, House Natural Resources Committee Ranking Member Raúl M. Grijalva (D-Ariz.) will hold a forum on public lands. The forum will examine the emergence of anti-government threats to parks, forests, wildlife refuges, historic sites and recreation lands across America.
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'Green News Report' - January 12, 2016

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'Green News Report' - August 13, 2015

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Forest Service Says Massive Wildfires Are Burning Through Its Budget

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Forest Service Says Massive Wildfires Are Burning Through Its Budget

The wildfire season has already expanded by 78 days, and is expected to consume two-thirds of the agency budget in the next ten years.
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Ten Ways Those Who Want to Give Your Land Away are Misleading You

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Transferring National Lands to the States Is the Wrong Policy Solution

The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) recently released a report that found state lands managed for school trust purposes earn higher revenue than our national public lands managed by such agencies as the U.S. Forest Service.
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Environmental Groups Challenge Tongass Timber Sale, Seek Injunction

Environmental groups announced Thursday that they were appealing the Big Thorne timber sale, the U.S. Forest Service's biggest Tongass National Forest sale in years. The agency said it was disappointed that the sale it had spent years preparing was again being challenged.
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Wildlife Killing Contests and the Failure of Government

This winter, wildlife in the northern Rocky Mountains will likely be terrorized by a swarm of armed humans elbowing and off-roading each other out of the way in a frenzied race to see who can kill the most animals in 72 hours during Idaho's "Predator Derby."
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