The exchange inspired by Bryce Andrews’ “Living Precariously With Wolves and Cattle,” has revealed a striking contrast in soul and substance on opposite sides of the divide over management of public rangelands in the American West (HCN, 8/20/07). Andrews’ description of killing one wolf and participating, at least indirectly, in the killing of three others […]
Dan Dagget
The right way to be green
The midterm elections are approaching fast, and as usual the environment is considered a Democratic issue. I had no problem with that when I was fighting strip mines in Ohio in 1973; environmentalism was synonymous with leftist politics. In the early ’80s, when a friend told me someone named Dave Foreman was forming an environmental […]
Nature works better with us
You’ve seen the ads: Some eco-celebrity urges you to make a donation to save one of the earth’s last special places. Your generous gift will help protect this place so it remains healthy and pristine forever. Few of us bother to think that this pitch contains a huge assumption — that protecting a piece of […]
It’s unAmerican, or at best unWestern, but cooperation works
My mailbox is sounding the call to arms again. Since a Republican majority was elected to Congress, it’s been bulging with warnings that Newt Gingrich and his munchkins will dismantle most of the environmental gains made since the 1960s. Send more money and write more letters, the warnings trumpet, or risk seeing this environmental “dark […]
Sen. McCain: a conservative conservationist
How Arizona’s senator became instrumental in limiting air-tour flights over the Grand Canyon and other environmental causes. Download entire issue to view this article: http://country-survey-collabs.info/issues/19.23/download-entire-issue%3C/p%3E
Uranium mining closes in on Grand Canyon
Energy Fuels Nuclear has filed two new proposals for mining in Cataract (Havasu) Canyon. Download entire issue to view this article: http://country-survey-collabs.info/issues/18.15/download-entire-issue%3C/p%3E
