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TO CURRENT NEWS |
May
31 |
Connecticut
Representative introduces Wildlands Project bill to
encompass Western states |
May
31 |
Audubon
Society and other groups to sue for trickle of water
going to farmers in Klamath Basin to go to eagle
refuge instead - Oregonian |
May
31 |
Klamath
Basin farmers can appeal to "God Squad" - a
special federal government committee - for
exemption - CNS News |
May
31 |
Eco
groups sue NMFS over plan for salmon - if they win,
they say they'll press for dams to come down -
Oregonian |
May
31 |
Audubon
Society and other groups to sue state forestry to stop
private-land logging - Oregonian |
May
31 |
Political
claims follow redistricting effort - Sequim
Gazette |
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May
30 |
Woman,
73, fights to keep home - Rocky Mtn.
News |
May
30 |
Girl
forced to miss graduation by the courts because she
had a kitchen knife in her car -
WND |
May
30 |
E-mail
users warned over spy network -
BBC |
May
30 |
McDonald's
Expanding Tests of Cashless Payments -
Yahoo News |
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May
29 |
Thinking
about homeschooling? Here are some thoughts -
Sierra Times |
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May
28 |
Klamath
farmers get the attention of Congress: Members to
visit basin, re-examine ESA - CNS
News |
May
28 |
Judge
blocks radical enviro lawsuit against Jarbridge -
Elko Daily Free Press |
May
28 |
Feds
fuel anti-Christian bigotry in schoolchildren -
Newsmax |
May
28 |
Initiative
filed to limit asset forfeiture laws - takings
out of control on individuals not convicted - Olympian |
May
28 |
Proposed
cell phone ban irks Libertarians -
CNS News |
May
28 |
The
American Way of Life - can it survive? Perhaps
new legislation can help - Sierra
Times |
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May
27 |
Locals
rally to keep staggering sawmill alive - Fox
News |
May
27 |
Klamath
Falls to get a few wells, but not enough to cover but
a few farms - Herald and News |
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May
26 |
Klamath
Valley officials hear plan for defying water order
- Dick Carver of Nye County share insights -Herald
and News |
May
26 |
Message
from PRC on EPA Draft Public Participation Policy -Property
Rights Congress |
May
26 |
Olympia,
WA - Legislature moves to cut red tape on
transportation projects |
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May
24 |
UN
Agenda 21 & Sustainable Development: Tools to
bring you up-to-date |
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May
23 |
Murray
applauds Forest Conservation legislation |
May
23 |
Goodbye
Sequim-Dungeness Valley -
commentary by Lois K. Perry |
May
23 |
Ford
Motor Co. donates $5 to eco-group, much to rural truck
drivers chagrin - Fox News |
May
23 |
Lone
commissioner says 'no' to new Clean Water District -
says new taxing district far exceeds state
requirements - Sequim Gazette |
May
23 |
Power
rates could soar as high as 110%, says PUD Sequim
Gazette |
May
23 |
Ventura,
CA: Family fights for return of rifles -
LA Times |
May
23 |
FBI
probes arsons: eco-terrorists suspect - WA
Post |
May
23 |
Bush
reverses forest service policy in favor of citizens -
eco's say fish will be endangered -
Denver Post |
May
23 |
Jail
for trimming your own trees? Man does battle
over restrictive code - WA Post |
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May
23 |
Clallam
County: County treasurer calls tax plan unfair -
PDN |
May
23 |
Clallam
County: Clean Water District approved -
PDN |
May
23 |
FBI
investigates radical environmentalists in Oregon fires
- Nando Times |
May
23 |
Washington
Farm Bureau Newswatch: Eco-terrorists strike;
railroads may shut down for violation of ESA, more... |
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May
21 |
Mason
County, WA: Citizens question need for more taxes,
regulations at Weed Control Board hearing -
by Mary Swoboda |
May
21 |
After
public hearings, county decides not to form Weed
Control Board yet - The Sun |
May
21 |
A
plan to rid the state of toxins -The
News Tribune |
May
21 |
Protestors
rally at Eureka log haul - Elko
Daily Free Press |
May
21 |
Ideology
behind Wildlands Project considers people just another
link in the food chain - William
Gregg, from New American Magazine |
May
21 |
WA
Farm Bureau News Update: Gov. says okay to stop
clubbing fish, but not right away - and other news |
May
21 |
AG
calls for $600,000 fines against WEA - says their
violations were intentional - EFF |
May
21 |
Judges
rule against home-schoolers - Case of 2-year-old
'streaker' goes to state supreme court next -
WND |
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May
20 |
Amid
concerns, bill promotes scientifically sound
environmentalist - CNS News |
May
20 |
Celebrating
human achievement - by Henry Lamb |
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May
19 |
At
Grassroots, UN Environmental Efforts Run into
Opposition - Fox News |
May
19 |
Vanishing
Freedom 2: Who Owns America? to air on FOX this
weekend. Don't Miss It! |
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May
18 |
Bush
pushes for new energy plan - offers proposals for
energy sources - NYTimes |
May
18 |
Desert
tortoise to win out over ranchers? Judge may
agree in kicking cattle off acreage to 'protect'
turtles - LA Times |
May
18 |
Control
is the goal: Why parents need to consider carefully
the public school system for their children-
editorial from Sierra Times |
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May
17 |
Washington
Farm Bureau Newswatch: Irrigators and water, dams,
Endangered Species and power |
May
17 |
Locke,
Republicans spar over transportation plan -
The Olympian |
May
17 |
Tulare
Water ruling stirs ESA pot -
Herald and News |
May
17 |
County
wants to be involved in management of lands: BLM says
'no' - Caspar Star-Tribune |
May
17 |
A
Cut of Catastrophe -by Claire Wolfe |
May
17 |
Consensus,
compromise, fails to bring about a plan for marine
reserve - Sacto Bee |
May
17 |
News
updates from Fully Informed Jury Association |
May
17 |
Taxpayers
win big time on property valuation appeals -
Seattle P-I |
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May
16 |
In
Energy Plan, Property Rights May be An Issue -
New York Times |
May
16 |
A
Sustainable World - by Henry Lamb |
May
16 |
Britain
economist says euro goes against Judeo-Christian model
of government - UK Telegraph |
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May
15 |
Washington
State shuts off water - Farmers in Eastern Washington
affected; not enough for both people and fish, says
Ecology - Spokesman Review |
May
15 |
Washington
State Senator objects to road closures |
May
15 |
AZ
Fish & Game spends $4 million to buy up ranches
for endangered species that have never lived there -
AP |
May
15 |
Environmentalism
class parallels Wiccan religious practices -khouse.org |
May
15 |
$500
billion class action lawsuit filed against the IRS
- Sierra Times |
May
15 |
Supreme
Court strikes down use of medical marijuana -
Seattle PI |
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May
14 |
Tribe
to collect state tax money, then keep it for
themselves, per governor's order -
PDN |
May
14 |
Lawsuit
by 'conservationists' want to ratchet down further on
dams, use of water to 'save salmon'
- Oregonian |
May
14 |
Million
Mom March draws a meager 100 for gun control -
CNN |
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May
13 |
Commission
on Sustainable Development discusses ways to control
local communities, including fewer automobiles -
Ecologic Report |
May
13 |
Agriculture
okay in other nations, but not "surplus-producing
nations like the U.S., says UN report (from
Environmental News Network, with comments by SForde |
May
13 |
Are
children deliberately 'dumbed down' in school? -WND |
May
13 |
What's
at stake with the new health privacy regs?
- Phyllis Schlafley |
May
13 |
Canada:
Gun battle rages on - Ottawa Sun |
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May
12 |
WA:
Ranchers say feds are spying on them - Clean water
program ticking ranchers off - AP |
May
12 |
Local
opposition stops greenways in Michigan - eco-logic
report |
May
12 |
Alaska
Senator welcomes roadless injunction -
Sierra Times |
May
12 |
Jury
Nullification: All they can do is stomp their feet and
say "We don't like it' - by
Vin Suprynowicz for Sierra Times |
May
12 |
5th
Grader cuffed, sent home after drawing picture of guns
- Sun Sentinal |
May
12 |
Two
3rd graders suspended for toy gun -
mycfnow |
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May
11 |
Next
Western Battle: Eureka, Montana log haul - Sierra
Times |
May
11 |
Clallam
County: Agendas clash at districting commission
hearings - Sue Forde |
May
11 |
ID:
Roadless Initiative Blocked By Federal Judge
AP |
May
11 |
California
voters snubbing major parties
Big jump in registered independents
- SF Chronicle |
May
11 |
Lumber
company wins against Earth First! in court decision -
gets to begin logging again -
Sacramento Bee |
May
11 |
Dean
Gotcher to speak at northwest conference June 8-9 |
May
11 |
How
you can help change the Endangered Species Act -
Sierra Times |
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May
10 |
Physicians
burnt out on government regulations -
WND |
May
10 |
Elko
county residents join protest over loss of land rights
bill - Elko Daily News |
May
10 |
Evolution
debate: Student leads textbook challenge -
CNN |
May
10 |
The
story of so many small towns: Bit by bit, tiny
Morland, Kansas, fades away - NYTimes |
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May
9 |
Methow
Valley: Senate sends envoy for watershed planning talk
- Methow Valley News |
May
9 |
Update
on Klamath Valley "Bucket Brigade -
from Herald and News
The
truth about suckers
Water
rights issues resonate across the...
Media
hooked by bucket brigade
Good
Show; Now what? |
May
9 |
State
of the Grassroots - FOF |
May
9 |
School
sponsors Dalai Lama speech - draws fire from parents -
OregonLive |
May
9 |
Road
building ban will take effect: Bush leaves Clinton's
ban alone -
Yahoo News |
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May
8 |
Klamath
Falls: Civil Disobedience - and proud of it! Sierra
Times
Drop
by drop, the water crisis has grown -
HeraldandNews
Other
stories about the 'Bucket Brigade' -
HeraldandNews |
May
8 |
Drop
by drop, the water crisis has grown -
HeraldandNews |
May
8 |
Jefferson
County fees could increase dramatically -
PDN |
May
8 |
Sonoma
County's countryside a destination for the wealthy
- The Democrat Press |
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May
7 |
'Us
Now - You're Next', say desperate about court-ordered
water shutoff - WND
Klamath
Basin prepares to battle against total devastation -
Sierra Times
8-10,000
people expected at Bucket Brigade in Klamath Falls -
starts today - HeraldandNews
Bucket
brigade set in Klamath Falls as people to stand with
farmers against feds in loss of irrigation water to
fish - HeraldandNews |
May
7 |
The Cost of Sustainable Development -
by Henry Lamb
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May
7 |
Olympic
Peninsula: Loggers and environmentalists have
differing views on Bush's roadbuilding reversal
- PDN |
May
7 |
Farmers
get reimbursement of funds but lose water to grow
cotton in court case with feds -Sacto
Bee |
May
7 |
Federal
buyout of state land proposed for 1366 acres in
Wyoming - Casper Star |
May
7 |
3rd
grader gets suspended for drawing armed soldier -
Court case filed
- Dallas Morning News |
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May
5 |
Top
down governance, pseudo-science rule the day in Clean
Water District formation - New taxing district
will have taxpayers covering the cost -
by Sue Forde |
May
5 |
Proposed
ordinance for Clean Water District |
May
5 |
Western
farmers and consumers to pay a high toll to "save
fish" - Lehmi Observer |
May
5 |
State
wants your help in prioritizing water controls -by
Michelle Partridge, Wenatchee World |
May
5 |
Court
to feds: Pay farmers when water supply goes to fish -
Seattle Times |
May
5 |
House
GOP digs in over transportation - The
Olympian |
May
5 |
Legislation
simplifies water-rights transfers - The
Olympian |
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May
4 |
Bush
to allow revision to logging bans -
Seattle PI |
May
4 |
City
collusion with contractors? Could this happen in
your community? by Jim Rary |
May
4 |
Bill
would allow bonds to help conservation groups buy land
- Seattle PI |
May
4 |
What
you should know about conservation easements |
May
4 |
The
Privatization of Water - Nexus
Magazine |
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May
3 |
Proposed
Clean Water District meets citizen resistance -
Sue Forde |
May
3 |
Governor
Locke's transportation Plan: Raise taxes now - find
savings later...maybe - EFF |
May
3 |
Sheldon,
Republicans seize control of Washington State Senate
- AP |
May
3 |
Gates
closed to shut people out of Burnt Hill DNR public
land - PDN |
May
3 |
Government
salaries' circular logic - by Martha
Ireland |
May
3 |
Congressman
introduces bill to repeal income tax |
May
3 |
Olympia,
WA: Tax relief for ag industry revived in state House |
May
3 |
A
Surprising Quiz: Bush's First 100 Days in Office
- by Steve Dasbach |
May
3 |
Officers
challenge military's anthrax vaccination program -
AP |
May
3 |
Texas
ag officials, U.S. Army at odds over military exercise
- News8 Austin, TX |
May
3 |
Clallam
County: Streamkeepers
monitoring watershed - PDN |
May
3 |
Streamkeepers:
Watching over the Watershed - by
Sue Forde |
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May
2 |
Bush
may delay plan to set aside forest land -
New York Times |
May
2 |
500
pages of errors found in textbook reviews - One
textbook placed the Equator in Texas. Another claimed
the Moon has one-sixth the mass of the Earth, while it
actually has only 1/80th the mass of the Earth. |
May
2 |
Long
arm of government rankles Western landowners -
Washington Post |
May
2 |
Saving
the trees may not be how to save the forest -
Fox News |
May
2 |
Red-tagged
river property brings disagreement -
Sequim Gazette |
May
2 |
Sequim,
WA - Public input essential to downtown evolution -
Sequim Gazette |
May
2 |
Redistricting
follows release of population figures -
Sequim Gazette |
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May
1 |
Ag
not responsible for all water quality problems, says
scientist - Capital Press |
May
1 |
Judge
denies farmers desperate plea for water -
Findlaw Legal News |
May
1 |
Junkman
David battles EPA Goliath -
Fox News |
May
1 |
NAFTA
Maps - Interesting |
May
1 |
Water
users argue case -Feds want to save it; farmers want
to use it HeraldandHerald,
Klamath Falls, OR |
May
1 |
'For
handing out Constitutional propaganda' -Dismissed from
jury for informing others of rights -
by Vin Suprynowicz - LVRJ |
May
1 |
Nevada
Sovereignty: Dead on Arrival -
Sierra Times |
May
1 |
Wilderness
Protection Sought: Coalition targets Southern Nevada
sites - LVRJ - LVRJ |
May
1 |
Sound
Transit in Seattle gets dozens of cars it doesn't need
- Seattle Times |
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