In your recent essay “Still Cranish After All These Years,” the caption under the photo on page 15 reads “Sandhill crane in flight over Nebraska’s South Platte River,” but by the time the South Platte reaches crane habitat in Nebraska, it has been joined by the North Platte and has become the Platte (HCN, 9/13/10). […]
Dan Luecke
Posted inFebruary 26, 1990: Is the Forest Service changing?
The politics of Western water have changed forever
Given their dubious benefits, few dams are likely to stand up well in contests played on level fields. Both the environment and the economy will be better for the struggle. Download entire issue to view this article: http://country-survey-collabs.info/issues/22.4/download-entire-issue%3C/p%3E