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Endangered no more: Michigan Department of Natural Resources delists wolves, again
It's been a limbo act with wolves.
On Friday, Jan. 27, wolves in the western Great Lakes region will be removed from the federal endangered species list. But this isn't wolves' first flirtation with delisting.
Wolves were first removed from the list...Tags: Conservation, Environmental Issues, Hunting, Natural Resources, Natural Resource Industry
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Read President Obama's State of the Union Address
KTLA NewsMr. Speaker, Mr. Vice President, members of Congress, distinguished guests, and fellow Americans: Last month, I went to Andrews Air Force Base and welcomed home some of our last troops to serve in Iraq. Together, we offered a final, proud salute to the...Tags: Abraham Lincoln, Labor Legislation, Lobbying, Elections, Chicago Mortgages
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Outdoors Almanac
As of Thursday morning, 31 lions have been harvested in South Dakota's mountain lion hunting season that started Jan. 1. So far, 19 females have been killed. The biggest lions harvested so far were a 143-pound male estimated to be 2 years old and a 142-...Tags: Conservation, Environmental Issues, Hunting, Firearms, Natural Resources
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Outdoors Calendar
JAN. 27 Western Great Lakes Distinct Population Segment: The gray wolf is no longer considered a federally endangered species in the western Great Lakes region which includes the states of Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota and portions of Ohio, Indiana,...Tags: Wildlife, Conservation, Fishing, Environmental Issues, Endangered Species
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USDA proposes changes to U.S. poultry inspection
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is proposing a modernization of young chicken and turkey slaughter inspection in the United States by focusing FSIS inspection resources on the...Tags: Conservation, Environmental Issues, Government Postal Delivery, Food Industry, U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Minnesota conservation acres drop as crop prices rise
WORTHINGTON, Minn. - According to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, an estimated 550,000 acres of Minnesota land will expire from the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) in the next three years. The federal program, which offers landowners...Tags: Wetlands, Conservation, Environmental Issues, Natural Resources, Natural Resources
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Professor warns of political stranglehold on agriculture
The nation's agricultural economy - particularly the next farm bill - is being held hostage by the political stranglehold on Washington, D.C., according to a college professor who has helped develop the nation's ag policy. Dr. Barry Flinchbaugh, a...Tags: Government Health Care, Conservation, Environmental Issues, Teaching and Learning, Teachers
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Taco Bell breaking into breakfast market
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Taco Bell, the fast-food chain that caters to late-night snacking, is making a play for the breakfast crowd.
The Mexican-style restaurant chain introduced a breakfast menu Thursday at almost 800 restaurants, mostly in...Tags: Conservation, Environmental Issues, New Products, Food Industry, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Thirty-three whales shot dead after mass stranding in New Zealand
NewsCoreMore than 30 long-finned pilot whales were shot in the head and killed Thursday after repeated attempts to refloat the stranded marine mammals in a bay at the north of New Zealand's South Island. Volunteers had twice refloated the surviving whales from...Tags: Conservation, Environmental Issues, Land Resources, New Zealand, Natural Resources
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Zoo partnership works to save sensitive habitats
SAN DIEGO -- San Diego Zoo Global and Del Mar-based Nature and Culture International announced Wednesday a partnership to preserve sensitive ecosystems in Mexico and South America.
The initial project is aimed at preserving 1.3 million acres, including...Tags: Conservation, Environmental Issues, Natural Resources, Ecuador, Natural Resources
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Letter: SPIN responds to homeless deaths
Editor: We of the SPIN family regret to inform you that we have received distressing news. Two homeless members of the Aberdeen community, George "Will" Woodrow and Tameka Hooker, died during the night. Their deaths are directly due to lack of...Tags: Conservation, Environmental Issues, Behavioral Conditions, Health, Substance Abuse
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