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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — The National Park Service is looking at using sharpshooters, capture and other methods to reduce the number of bison that are roaming the far northern... Read Original Story
BY HERMAN DANIELS JR.
Gov. Gary Herbert recently delivered a letter to President Obama urging him to refrain from designating a new national monument in the state.
The governor raised the specter of... Read Original Story
BY MIRIAM WASSER
Environmentalists are celebrating an order from a federal court that the state of Arizona must comply with the Environmental Protection Agency’s pollution-reduction plan for coal-... Read Original Story
BY MIRIAM WASSER
Flying in the face of those who claim it would be unpopular to give the greater Grand Canyon watershed national monument status, a new nonpartisan poll finds that not only is there... Read Original Story
BY CARLETON R. BOWEKATY
There is great enthusiasm in Indian Country for the preservation of our living cultures, the celebration of our history and the protection of our sacred sites. For more than a... Read Original Story
BY BRANDON LOOMIS
A new poll suggests that Arizona Republicans opposing a new national monument around Grand Canyon may be in the minority, even within their party.
The results were released Thursday... Read Original Story
BY STEPHEN TRIMBLE
Native peoples in the Southwest take the long view. They have lived in the redrock canyons of the Colorado Plateau for 12,000 years and have shown astonishing resilience in the... Read Original Story
BY BRIAN MAFFLY
What would have been a routine federal oil and gas lease auction on Tuesday became a stage for climate activists clamoring for an end to fossil fuel development on public lands, as... Read Original Story
