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BioFuels and Energy | Environment
Nebraska Ranchers Question Pipeline Route
02/07/2012

The Keystone XL pipeline may avoid the territory officially designated as the "Sand Hills," but Nebraska ranchers tell the governor that land nearby is equally sensitive.

Environment
The Great Blizzard of February 1st
02/01/2012

snow near drowning forkTimothy Collins savors memories of a year ago, a far, keening cry from this winter in Illinois.

BioFuels and Energy | Environment
Keystone Pipeline Reviews On Hold
01/30/2012

Nebraska looks to go ahead with review of the proposed oil pipeline as TransCanada weighs its options.

BioFuels and Energy | Environment
XL Pipeline's Unequal Treatment
01/06/2012

Taxes, environmental regulations, powers of eminent domain — they all vary state to state along the route of the Keystone XL pipeline. Different states have different rules, and those differences can be large.

Environment | Politics and Government
Speak Your Piece: Take Back the Skies
01/05/2012

plane dropping tankThe U.S. Air Force wants to turn the airspace of Southern Colorado and Northern New Mexico into a low-altitude military training area. Residents and their allies are fighting back against the militarization of this pristine region.

Cool Places | Environment | Travel/Recreation | Wildlife
'Abominable Mysteries' at Yahoo Falls
12/16/2011

silene It's hunting season. Two Kentucky plantsmen head unarmed into the territory of putty root and pink muhly, finding the highest waterfall in the state and othr wonders.

Cool Places | Environment | Travel/Recreation | Wildlife
Opening a Break in Big Bend Country
12/12/2011

crossing at BoquillasAfter 9/11, a border crossing from the village of Boquillas, Mexico, was closed. Now a proposed port of entry could preserve local wildlife and save a dying town.

BioFuels and Energy | Environment
Feds Find Fracking-Pollution Link
12/09/2011

Residents in Pavillion, Wyoming, have been saying for some time that gas exploration in the area had ruined their water. Now, the federal Environmental Protection Agency agrees.

Ag and Trade | Environment
Letter from Langdon: Anybody?
12/06/2011

coffee lineupMore than 207,000 acres of crops in Missouri have been lost in the 2011 floods. What steps are being taken to prevent future disasters?

BioFuels and Energy | Environment
Wyoming Gas Deal Off after Pollution Found
12/01/2011

Residents near Pavillion, Wyoming, have been saying for years that natural gas drilling in the area has ruined ground water supplies. The EPA recently found carcinogens in well water in the area. Now, a Texas company has cancelled a deal to buy a gas field.

Daily Yonder | Keep It Rural
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