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Isac churned up leftovers from the BP spill in Gulf of Mexico
The area that was among the hardest hit by the BP spill has led to Louisiana state wildlife officials announcing the emergency closing of some coastal waters to commercial fishing. It’s the gift… more →
Alan Gregory's Conservation News
Man Lays Family Claim To NW Colorado Oil Shale Covering Thousands Of Acres
wrote 1 week ago: GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (AP) – A Grand Junction man says his family’s oil shale claims cov … more →
Celebrating a Strategy to Increase Travel and Tourism and Create Jobs
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wrote 1 week ago: Ken Hyatt is the Acting Deputy Under Secretary of Commerce for International Trade. 2012 was a recor … more →
Blunt and Interior Secretary Discuss Arch Renovation
wrote 1 week ago: WASHINGTON (KMOX) – Senator Roy Blunt, R-MO, is calling on the new Secretary of the Interior t … more →
USFWS Poised To Drive Final Nail In Wolves' Coffin....
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wrote 3 weeks ago: UPDATE: May 1, 2013 Here are other numbers to call that may be more receptive, a big thanks to Louis … more →
The Well That Never Runs Dry
wrote 3 weeks ago: Here we go again: In a press release from the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, the Obama Administr … more →
Witch Hunt/Religious Crusade: The Wolf Hunt Intensifies
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wrote 3 weeks ago: The United States federal government proposes to remove remaining protections for wolves throughout … more →
Ken Salazar: An Important Legacy
wrote 3 weeks ago: The Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar and Barry Featherman This month Ken Salazar left office as … more →
Jewell Confirmed As Head of Interior
wrote 1 month ago: On Wednesday, Sally Jewell was officially appointed as the new head of the Department of the Interio … more →
Our Government in DC got better today
wrote 1 month ago: The restaurant was called Tastevin then. The lunch was delicious. As usual, our Seattle weather co … more →
Kill 'em ... kill 'em all
wrote 1 month ago: William T. Sherman Most of us from the “baby boom” generation and older recognize and co … more →
From Prairies to Peaks with Rockies and Roosevelts
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wrote 1 month ago: Guest blogger GPO Public Relations Specialist Emma Wojtowicz reviews this new publication by the U.S … more →
To what degree?
wrote 1 month ago: On 13 January 1867, Major H. Douglas at Fort Dodge, Kansas, wrote a report to General William T. She … more →
Commander Ben Receives 2013 Outstanding Invasive Species Volunteer Award
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wrote 1 month ago: Commander Ben displays his 2013 Outstanding Terrestrial Invasive Species Volunteer of the Year Award … more →
Part 3: Call of the breakroom food – too free to resist
wrote 1 month ago: I now bring you the thrilling conclusion to my three-part critically acclaimed blog series “Call of … more →
Armageddon - Sequestration ?
wrote 1 month ago: By Paul McGuinness Sequestration’s effects on Natural Resource Management. Let’s look at the USDA an … more →
March Madness: New GPO Bookstore Website and Historic Anniversaries
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wrote 2 months ago: March is traditionally a month of change and national excitement in the United States. Together with … more →
Press Release: Photo Exhibit at Mayor Pavia’s Gallery Features Rarely Seen Views of Weir Farm
wrote 2 months ago: www.xiomaro.com | Contact Me J. Alden Weir’s Painting Studio, Wilton, Connecticut The Mayor’s … more →
Sequester? What Sequester? 2,600 new Federal job openings!
wrote 2 months ago: In the article Since Sequester, 2,600 New Federal Jobs Opened, Investors.com reports that if one wer … more →
Press Release: Oyster Bay Photo Exhibit Features Rarely Seen Views of Theodore Roosevelt’s Sagamore Hill
wrote 2 months ago: www.xiomaro.com | Contact Me The Oyster Bay Historical Society opens its spring exhibition with the … more →
