RangeTree County 050121
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[ Headlines ] [ RangeTree County Archives ]
January 21, 2005
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Court awards rancher $600K in suit against environmental group
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Wolves are returning to Oregon; we should allow them a home here
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Schweitzer plans to end brucellosis in park herd (Ed. summary: Kill 'em and get new ones!"
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Senate panel rejects plan to declare prairie dogs as pests (SD)
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Area wells go dry but hope persists (MT)
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U.S. Drought Monitor (current map)
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U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook (current map)
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Drought in the Interior West (multi-year chart)
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Desertification alters regional ecosystem climate interactions
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Canada Mad Cow Probe Traces Two More Animals to US
- Resigned farmers walking away from herds: 'The business isn't working and the future isn't rosy,' former rancher says
- Have scientists been missing all the cases?
- Profit before health
- 6 cows from diseased Canadian animal's herd traced to the U.S.
- Possibility of more BSE cattle worries experts. 'The United States Department of Agriculture operates like a "three-legged cat trying to bury its turd on a frozen pond,"' (Ed. note: Now that is what I call a quotable quote!)
- All cattle should be rigorously tested
- Rogue Proteins Found in Unexpected Organs
- Illness May Help Mad Cow Agent Spread, Study Finds
- Spain confirms new case of mad cow disease
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Indian trust lawsuit update: Cobell gives scoop on recent developments