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Bureau of Land Management

  • News

    November 4, 1992

    GIVE ME THAT OLD-TIME CONSTITUTION

    THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN ENVIRONMENTALISTS AND INDUSTRY OVER PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS HAS TAKEN ON A RELIGIOUS FERVOR

  • News

    July 21, 1993

    A FATAL CAE OF GOLD FEVER

    FRED SCHRADER WOULDN'T PULL THE TRIGGER IF HIS LIFE DEPENDED ON IT. UNFORTUNATELY IT DID.

  • News

    June 1, 1994

    INTERSTATE HIGH JINKS

    LAND BATTLE PITS REP. JON KYL (R-DEL WEBB CORP.) AGAINST REP. JIM BILBRAY (D-SUMMA CORP.)

  • News

    September 22, 1994

    LET'S DO LAUNCH

    NO,YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE A ROCKET SCIENTIST. JUST FLEX YOUR MISSILES.

  • News

    September 7, 1995

    NO MINER CONSIDERATION

    A CANADIAN MINING COMPANY WANTS TO DIG A 300-ACRE HOLE BEHIND DONNA GOODALE'S HOUSE. ALTHOUGH MOST ALL OF THE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES INVOLVED THINK IT'S A TERRIBLE IDEA, THEY MAY NOT BE ABLE TO STOP THE EXCAVATION.

  • Calendar

    January 4, 1996

    Kid Pics for the week

    A CANADIAN MINING COMPANY WANTS TO DIG A 300-ACRE HOLE BEHIND DONNA GOODALE'S HOUSE. ALTHOUGH MOST ALL OF THE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES INVOLVED THINK IT'S A TERRIBLE IDEA, THEY MAY NOT BE ABLE TO STOP THE EXCAVATION.

  • Calendar

    May 16, 1996

    Kid Pics for the week

    A CANADIAN MINING COMPANY WANTS TO DIG A 300-ACRE HOLE BEHIND DONNA GOODALE'S HOUSE. ALTHOUGH MOST ALL OF THE GOVERNMENT AGENCIES INVOLVED THINK IT'S A TERRIBLE IDEA, THEY MAY NOT BE ABLE TO STOP THE EXCAVATION.

  • News

    August 22, 1996

    Babbitt's Interior

    As the White House flips and flops, Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt takes his environmental losses and victories in stride. Is his stoicism a necessary virtue or a political vice?

  • News

    September 12, 1996

    Freaks in the Desert

    Strange days and fiery nights at the 1996 Burning Man Festival

  • News

    November 21, 1996

    Boom, Boom on the Range

    Where endangered Sonoran pronghorn antelope play under the roar of U.S. Air Force jets on live-fire bombing exercises

  • Culture

    September 11, 1997

    Burn the Man!

    Playing with fire at the 1997 Burning Man festival

  • News

    December 11, 1997

    Government by Litigation

    Increasingly, public officials ignore laws they're paid to uphold. Citizens and interest groups regularly drag these same bureaucrats into court, trying to ensure that the laws of the land are enforced. But now even the courts, once bastions of authority,

  • News

    March 19, 1998

    Blood, Sweat and Steers

    Ranchers who run cattle on State Trust Lands may soon have competition for the publicly subsidized grazing leases they've always enjoyed. But not every rancher is getting fat off the land.

  • News

    December 17, 1998

    Wildlife Disservice

    Someone is shooting endangered Mexican gray wolves. The government's flawed reintroduction program helped put them in the crosshairs.

  • News

    August 8, 2002

    Complaints Congressional and Correctional

    Letters from the week of August 8, 2002

  • Blogs

    March 19, 2009

    Hot Links: Taxes, Fires, and Strange Beasts

    Arizona Governor Jan Brewer's still pushing her budget-rescue plan to state lawmakers, which includes a proposed temporary tax hike. Legislators haven't exactly received Brewer's plan with open arms, and she says their reluctance may delay a special spring election which puts approval for the tax hi ... More >>

  • Dining

    November 20, 2008

    Can Maynard James Keenan Put Arizona Wine on the Map?

    Arizona Governor Jan Brewer's still pushing her budget-rescue plan to state lawmakers, which includes a proposed temporary tax hike. Legislators haven't exactly received Brewer's plan with open arms, and she says their reluctance may delay a special spring election which puts approval for the tax hi ... More >>

  • News

    November 2, 2006

    Broken

    The system that serves tiny children with disabilities is nowhere near fixed, after years of trying on the governor's watch

  • News

    October 12, 2006

    Deal Breaker

    Congressman Rick Renzi and the very strange coincidence

  • News

    January 22, 2004

    Big Bad Developer

    George Johnson is quickly becoming the most notorious developer in Arizona

  • News

    March 22, 2001

    Land Sakes!

    Clinton Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt lays claim to an environmental legacy. Too bad it's a monumental disappointment.

  • News

    November 9, 2000

    Bob's Hope

    After a decade of legal battles, the unsinkable Robert Burns is once again shaping his dream metropolis of Sun Valley

  • News

    June 8, 2000

    Road Warrior

    Ranch owner's feud with feds has been dragging on for 10 years

  • News

    March 16, 2000

    Cold Shoulder

    State gives feds the brush-off on open-space preservation plan

  • News

    March 2, 2000

    Babbitt's Secret Growth-Control Plan

    While the state and the Sierra Club jockey to curb urban expansion, the Secretary of the Interior is quietly pushing his own proposal. We've got the maps.

  • News

    September 21, 1995

    GARDENING BACK TO WILDERNESSBOTH ENVIRONMENTALISTS AND LOGGERS EMBRACE WALLY COVINGTON'S RESEARCH--BUT DO THEY SEE THE FOREST FOR THE TREES?

    While the state and the Sierra Club jockey to curb urban expansion, the Secretary of the Interior is quietly pushing his own proposal. We've got the maps.

  • News

    September 14, 1995

    DIGGING BURROS

    While the state and the Sierra Club jockey to curb urban expansion, the Secretary of the Interior is quietly pushing his own proposal. We've got the maps.

  • News

    March 2, 1995

    SYMINGTON'S PLAN TO GUT GAME AND FISH

    While the state and the Sierra Club jockey to curb urban expansion, the Secretary of the Interior is quietly pushing his own proposal. We've got the maps.

  • News

    February 9, 1995

    THE LION STING

    GAME AND FISH INVESTIGATORS STALKED THE MOST NOTORIOUS MOUNTAIN LION HUNTER IN THE STATE. HE TURNED OUT TO BE A HIRED GUN FOR RANCHERS, AND HE'D KILLED 18 CATS.

  • News

    June 1, 1994

    A RIVER RAN THROUGH ITA TANGLED DEBATE SURROUNDS THE SAN PEDRO RIVER, ARIZONA'S ECOLOGICAL STOREHOUSE

    GAME AND FISH INVESTIGATORS STALKED THE MOST NOTORIOUS MOUNTAIN LION HUNTER IN THE STATE. HE TURNED OUT TO BE A HIRED GUN FOR RANCHERS, AND HE'D KILLED 18 CATS.

  • News

    October 21, 1992

    Those $1,000 Checks Do Add Up

    GAME AND FISH INVESTIGATORS STALKED THE MOST NOTORIOUS MOUNTAIN LION HUNTER IN THE STATE. HE TURNED OUT TO BE A HIRED GUN FOR RANCHERS, AND HE'D KILLED 18 CATS.

  • News

    July 22, 1992

    MINE SHAFTEDTHE FOLKS IN MORRISTOWN MAY BE GETTING A NOT-SO-GRAND CANYON

    GAME AND FISH INVESTIGATORS STALKED THE MOST NOTORIOUS MOUNTAIN LION HUNTER IN THE STATE. HE TURNED OUT TO BE A HIRED GUN FOR RANCHERS, AND HE'D KILLED 18 CATS.

  • News

    June 24, 1992

    SHOWDOWN IN CATTLE COUNTRY

    THE KLUMPS HAVE RUN COWS ON PUBLIC LAND FOR DECADES. NOW THEY'RE TELLING THE GOVERNMENT THEY OWN IT.

  • Blogs

    August 18, 2009

    Solar Energy Snub: Feds Shortchange Arizona in Solar Study

      ​ The feds are going to study 670,000 acres of Bureau of Land Management land in six western states -- but only 16,000 of those acres are in Arizona. What an oversight! Those gloomy skies over Washington D.C. must have dimmed bureaucrats' minds. It's typically said that we get about ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 31, 2009

    Tourists Creating "Fat-asses" in Arizona Mining Town

    www.wildhorsepreservation.com​The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has a message for Arizona tourists: You're creating fat-asses.Literally.The bureau is concerned with visitors to the town of Oatman, where they say tourists are over-feeding the town's wild burros, making them unhealthy, and...well.. ... More >>

  • News

    February 25, 2010

    Blood's Thicker Than Water: As Thousands Die in the Arizona Desert as a Result of U.S. Border Policy, an Army of Activists Intervenes

    www.wildhorsepreservation.com​The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has a message for Arizona tourists: You're creating fat-asses.Literally.The bureau is concerned with visitors to the town of Oatman, where they say tourists are over-feeding the town's wild burros, making them unhealthy, and...well.. ... More >>

  • News

    May 20, 2010

    Ask a Mexican on Following Mexico's Example

    www.wildhorsepreservation.com​The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has a message for Arizona tourists: You're creating fat-asses.Literally.The bureau is concerned with visitors to the town of Oatman, where they say tourists are over-feeding the town's wild burros, making them unhealthy, and...well.. ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 23, 2010

    SB 1070 Field Day: Judge Susan Bolton May Enjoin Law in Part

    Governor Brewer, outside federal court ThursdayIn a day filled with protests, arrests, legal arguments, an appearance by the governor, and at least one certified neo-Nazi, the most significant developments in the SB 1070 saga happened within the Sandra Day O'Connor U.S. Courthouse in Phoenix, n ... More >>

  • News

    January 6, 2011

    Ask a Mexican on Sonoran Trash and What's for Dinner

    Governor Brewer, outside federal court ThursdayIn a day filled with protests, arrests, legal arguments, an appearance by the governor, and at least one certified neo-Nazi, the most significant developments in the SB 1070 saga happened within the Sandra Day O'Connor U.S. Courthouse in Phoenix, n ... More >>

  • Blogs

    February 25, 2011

    Dead Body Armed With Fully Loaded AK-47 Found in Vekol Valley

    ​The dead body of a man was found laying on top of a fully loaded assault rifle in the Vekol Valley earlier this week, and because the man was Hispanic, authorities, per usual, are going on the assumption that he's an illegal immigrant.About 9:40 a.m. on Monday, a ranger from the U.S. Bureau of La ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 8, 2011

    Five Best Ways to Start an Arizona Forest Fire

    fortressofbaileytude.comDon't be an idiot. Just pay attention to what Smokey says and everything will be alright.​Fire crews are having a hell of a time putting out the second largest forest fire in Arizona history, which is currently burning in eastern Arizona. So, naturally, we've made a list of ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 21, 2011

    Two Thousand Acres of Desert in Southwest Valley to be Destroyed for Solar Plant -- So Why are Conservationists Happy?

    ​ The federal government just approved the destruction of 2,000 acres of Sonoran Desert land in the southwest Valley for a new solar plant, but conservationists aren't complaining.This time, anyway.Thomas Hulen, executive director of Friends of the Sonoran Desert National Monument, was one of ... More >>

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