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Why Some Corals are Better Off Dead

Why Some Corals are Better Off Dead
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Why some corals are better off dead

Why some corals are better off dead
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How Land Swaps Turn Public Lands into Private Playgrounds

Land exchanges, a management tool used by the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management, too often benefit rich landowners at the public’s expense.

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Land exchanges only serve the wealthy

In Colorado and elsewhere public land exchanges have been usurped by powerful players who aim to turn valuable public lands into private playgrounds.

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Writers on the Range: Land exchanges serve the wealthy

In 2017, the public lost 1,470 acres of wilderness-quality land at the base of Mount Sopris near Aspen, Colorado.

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