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Nature Notes: Explaining the New Land Rules

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October
10

By Larry Hyslop| October 10, 2015 Changes are coming to Elko County based on the Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service’s Greater Sage-grouse Conservation Effort. Land Use Plans are being amended to protect the bird and the sagebrush …

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Op-ed: Bipartisanship needed to fight climate change

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September
30

By Nancy Brune| September 30, 2015 Big problems, like the wildfires ravaging California, need big solutions. And big solutions generally can’t come from just one party without the other fighting, weakening or undoing it. Political dysfunction at the federal level leaves …

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Only agreement on public lands: keep talking

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September
29

By Steve Sebelius | September 29, 2015 New York Times columnist Timothy Egan didn’t grow up rich. But he had one hell of a summer home. Egan’s vacations were spent on the public lands of the Pacific Northwest, a place where …

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Nevada Legislature to see big changes after 2016 election

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September
27

By Sean Whaley | September 27, 2015 CARSON CITY — New political opportunities, term limits and retirements will combine to produce significant changes to the makeup of the Nevada Legislature in the 2016 election year. The changes have serious ramifications …

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Summit brings call for Nevada water law changes

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September
25

By Jeff DeLong | September 25, 2015 Changes to century-old law guiding water use across Nevada will likely be considered in the wake of the drought summit convened by Gov. Brian Sandoval. The three-day conference, which wrapped up Wednesday in …

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Who Owns The Nation’s Public Lands?

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September
24

By Chris Sieroty | September 24, 2015 Who owns the land? That question has dominated the long and complicated history of the America West. The region has dealt with clashes between environmentalists, the federal government, ranchers, mining interests, and developers often over grazing, road …

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Sage grouse not to be listed as threatened

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September
22

By Geoff Dornan | September 22, 2015 Flanked by governors of western states, including Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval, Interior Secretary Sally Jewell said a massive five-year effort to keep the Greater Sage Grouse off the endangered and threatened species list had …

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Feds determine sage grouse listing not needed

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September
22

By Jeff DeLong | September 22, 2015 The greater sage grouse does not require federal protection in Nevada and 10 other Western states, Department of Interior officials announced Tuesday in a long-awaited decision with profound economic ramifications across the Silver State. …

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Partnerships keep sage grouse off endangered list

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September
22

By Henry Brean | September 22, 2015 The greater sage grouse will not be added to the endangered species list because the bird’s habitat in Nevada and 10 other western states is already being protected by “the largest land conservation effort …

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Why a solar company left Nevada

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September
14

By Kyle Roerink | September 14, 2015 Last week the Reno City Council voted to support the Clean Power Plan, which will help to move our country away from dirty coal power toward clean and renewable energy. With their vote, the …

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