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- Where the beefalo roam, (May 2014)
- Lawsuit charges mill with violating laws for radon releases, open pits, (May 2014)
- Impact of Apache County resolutions is disputed, (August 2013)
- Have plans stalled for a resort at the Grand Canyon?, (June 2013)
- Hard times for cattle ranchers, hay farmers, (May 2013)
- Debating a lease renewal for the Navajo Generating Station, (April 2013)
- Natural disasters plague the Navajo Nation this winter, (March 2013)
- A tar-sands project is in the works in Utah, (January 2013)
- The struggle to bring water to Navajo Mountain, (January 2013)
- Does recycling paper make sense?, (December 2012)
- On the brink: Locals worry about an ‘endangered’ listing for sage grouse, (October 2012)
- The future looks bright for uranium mining in the area, (September 2012)
- Italian group’s upscale proposal raises water worries, (June 2012)
- Two Indian nations disagree on a development at Grand Canyon, (June 2012)
- ‘Pooped out’ at the Grand Canyon: Should hikers have to pack ‘it’ out?, (June 2012)
- Renewable energy faces uphill battle, (April 2012)
- Sunflower crops are here to stay, (March 2012)
- Getting plastic out of the Grand Canyon, (February 2012)
- Ski areas: Not just for skiing any longer, (January 2012)
- Tiny bugs, big destruction: Bark beetles on a rampage, (December 2011)
- Sudden Aspen Decline appears to be on the wane, (December 2011)
- Marshaling the power of mushrooms, (November 2011)
- Warmer temperatures may hurt trout, help native fish, (September 2011)
- Preferred plants: Agency ecologists work to find species best-suited to restoration efforts, (August 2011)
- Melting Snows: What climate change could mean to Colorado, (July 2011)
- How to manage Colorado’s roadless areas?, (June 2011)
- Concern over the spread of tamarisk beetles, (May 2011)
- Blowing in the wind: Why renewable energy is slow to catch on in the region, (April 2011)
- The high cost of fertilizer hits area farmers hard, (March 2011)
- Managing conflicts in the Grand Canyon, (February 2011)
- Perils of the Grand Canyon: Why hikers die, (November 2010)
- When it comes to choosing food, locals are learning … There’s no place like home, (September 2010)
- The debate rages over coal-mining at Black Mesa, Ariz., (March 2010)
- Bison in the Grand Canyon?, (February 2010)
- The goshawk: The spotted owl of Arizona’s forests?, (January 2010)