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Regan eyes November for next step in WOTUS process

By Zach Altman | September 20, 2021

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan says a proposal to restore regulations defining “waters of the U.S.” to those that were in place before the Obama administration’s 2015 rule could…

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USDA Accepts More Than 2.5 Million Acres in Grassland Conservation Reserve Program

By Zach Altman | September 17, 2021

The USDA has accepted more than 2.5 million acres into this year’s Grassland Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) signup. This is double last year’s enrollment and brings the total acres enrolled across…

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Wyoming to ask US to lift Yellowstone grizzly protections

By Zach Altman | September 16, 2021

Wyoming will ask the federal government to remove its protections for grizzly bears in the Yellowstone region and permit the region’s three states to manage and potentially allow hunting of…

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US Forest Service hits brakes on Arizona restoration project

By Zach Altman | September 16, 2021

The U.S. Forest Service has put the brakes on an effort to thin hundreds of square miles of land in Arizona to reduce the risk of catastrophic wildfires, drawing sharp…

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Feds consider re-listing wolf as state hunts start

By Zach Altman | September 15, 2021

Gray wolves in the West could go back under federal ESA protection due to the risk of “potential increases in human-caused mortality,” the USFWS announced. The decision to start a 12-month…

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US tribes demand emergency protection for wolves

By Zach Altman | September 14, 2021

Dozens of American Indian tribes asked the Biden administration Tuesday to immediately enact emergency protections for gray wolves, saying states have become too aggressive in hunting the animal.

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USDA Expands Assistance to Cover Feed Transportation Costs for Drought-Impacted Ranchers in California

By Zach Altman | September 14, 2021

In response to the severe drought conditions in the West and Great Plains, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced today its plans to help cover the cost of transporting…

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Grassland Conservation Reserve Program acres grow to more than 2.5 million

By Zach Altman | September 10, 2021

Landowners and agricultural producers enrolled more than 2.5 million acres of grassland in the 2021 Grassland Conservation Reserve Program, double the number of acres they enrolled last year, the U.S.…

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USDA expands ELAP to cover feed transportation for drought-impacted ranchers

By Zach Altman | September 9, 2021

USDA is updating the Emergency Assistance for Livestock, Honey Bees and Farm-raised Fish Program (ELAP) to immediately cover feed transportation costs for drought impacted ranchers. USDA’s Farm Service Agency provides more details…

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Biden administrator charts path for dramatic solar growth

By Zach Altman | September 8, 2021

The U.S. could get as much as 40% of its electricity from solar by 2035 if the country commits to federally-backed decarbonization efforts and adopts policies to promote the technology,…

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