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- Barbara Diliegghio
The University of Arizona, Cooperative Extension, Southeast Pinal County Master Gardeners invite you to attend our Community Education present…
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- Africanews - News
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The United Nations is issuing an urgent call to action on the world’s dryland forests - areas that sustain the food security and cultural iden…
- Charles Borla Arizona Daily Star
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Incumbent Tucson City Councilmember Kevin Dahl declared victory Tuesday night over his challenger, Sadie Shaw, in a tight Democratic primary r…
- Donna Vetter, North side
The outdated Mining Act of 1872 allows corporations to exploit Arizona’s resources, causing irreparable environmental and cultural harm. Moder…
- Mireya Ballesteros, Midtown
Thank you for highlighting the success of the Oracle Road wildlife crossings. It’s inspiring to see Pima County leading with responsible, scie…
Senate bill: Ok to sell parts of Sabino, Madera canyons, other public lands- Tony Davis
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Large sections of Sabino Canyon Recreation Area, Mount Lemmon and Madera Canyon, and parts of Mount Graham, would be eligible for selling off as part of proposed Senate legislation that would authorize disposal of millions of acres across the West.
- Tony Davis
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EPA's ruling won't stop construction of the Hermosa Mine, which began last fall near Patagonia in Southern Arizona.
- Bryan Bird Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Congress must say no to the ESA Amendments Act. If they don’t, we risk losing not only our endangered species but our reputation as responsible stewards of our natural habitats.
- Henry Brean
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Endangered Mexican wolves will continue to be kept south of Interstate 40, after a federal judge in Tucson upheld the current strategy by wildlife officials.