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BLM sued over NV mustang castration, roundup plans
RENO, Nev. (AP) - A coalition of conservationists and wild-horse activists is suing the government to block its implementation of a precedent-setting plan to castrate hundreds of wild stallions in eastern Nevada. The lawsuit, filed by the Western...Tags: Conservation, Trials, Environmental Issues, Government, Washington, DC
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Windbreaks, living snow fences offer winter protection
ST. PAUL, Minn. - Windbreaks and living snow fences benefit open and rural landscapes by protecting homes, farmsteads, communities and roadways from blowing and drifting snow. Winter is a great time to monitor drifting snow to identify locations for...Tags: Conservation, Agriculture, Forestry and Timber, Environmental Issues, Natural Resources
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Michigan DNR asks for feedback on sturgeon rehabilitation strategy
Sturgeon and outdoors enthusiasts rejoice: the Michigan Department of Natural Resources would like your feedback on their sturgeon rehabilitation strategy.
A century ago, sturgeon were common place: massive, prehistoric-looking fish cruising the bottom...Tags: Endangered Species, Conservation, Fishing, Aquaculture, Natural Resource Industry
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W.Va. governor delivers upbeat State of the State address
West Virginia would slash property taxes in exchange for a new “cracker” plant and reserve funds to improve roads, schools and high-speed Internet access, under proposals Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin offered the Legislature in his State of the...Tags: Substance Abuse, Conservation, Academic Progress, U.S. Senate, Republican Party
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Chik fil-A latest to offer healthy kids meals
Chik-fil-A is joining McDonalds and other restaurants in offering a healthier kids meals by cutting the calories in the meals by more than half Today the fast food chain began offering grilled-chicken nuggets instead of the typical fried. Applesauce in a...Tags: Conservation, McDonald's, Environmental Issues, Ecosystems, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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U.S. bans new mining claims near Grand Canyon
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Obama administration announced a federal ban Monday on new mining claims affecting a million acres near the Grand Canyon, an area known to be rich in high-grade uranium ore reserves. In doing so, the administration brushed off...Tags: Ken Salazar, Metal and Mineral, Conservation, Republican Party, Environmental Issues
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UPDATED: Governor outlines his K-12 agenda this afternoon
Gov. Bob McDonnell says he will push for the repeal of a state law that requires school divisions to open
after Labor Day, saying the longstanding measure is outmoded at a time when schools should be maximizing instructional time to prepare students for...Tags: Symbols and Symbolism, Awards and Prizes, Steve Martin, Medical Research, Regional Authority
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More ND oil will be railed with no US pipeline
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota oil drillers increasingly will rely on trains to move barrels of crude to market after the Obama administration's decision to reject plans for a pipeline that would run from Canada to refineries on the Gulf of...Tags: Conservation, Warren Buffett, Tony Clark, Environmental Issues, Marketing
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Flooding Being Called "100-Year Event"
The City of Salem continues to coordinate response to the current high water and heavy rains in the area, which has been determined to be at least a 100 year event. The City Emergency Operations Center is continuing to coordinate resources both within...Tags: Conservation, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Bodies of Water, Environmental Issues, American Red Cross
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Applications for Leopold Conservation Award being accepted until March 9
PIERRE - Sand County Foundation, the South Dakota Cattlemen's Association and the South Dakota Grassland Coalition are accepting applications for the $10,000 Leopold Conservation Award, which honors South Dakota landowners who demonstrate responsible...Tags: Conservation, Energy Resources, Environmental Issues, Natural Resources, Natural Resource Industry
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AgriVisions in Yankton to feature ag professor
AgriVisions 2012 featuring Dr. Barry Flinchbaugh will be at 7 p.m. Jan. 24 at the Best Western Kelly Inn, 1607 East Highway 50, Yankton. Farmers, agri-business professionals and business owners are invited to attend. Flinchbaugh, a professor of...Tags: Conservation, Environmental Issues
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Minnesota list of impaired waters grows by 500
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - Minnesota has added another 500 lakes and stretches of river to its list of impaired waters, raising the state's total to more than 3,600. Impaired waters are defined as having excess nitrogen, phosphorus, mercury, bacteria or...Tags: Conservation, Environmental Pollution, Lakes and Ponds, Craig Johnson, Energy Saving
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