Environment

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News

• Rosemont foes fault agriculture secretary
  Oct 22, 2009 — The Arizona Daily Star
  Raul Grijalva termed the letter an "affront." Rep. Such reviews are required under the National Environmental Policy Act for any federal project or, like Rosemont, a federally permitted project. What does he know about the hard-rock mining law, or about the Forest Service in general?
• Technology changing cowboy life
  Sep 30, 2009 — The Arizona Daily Sun
  During his great-grandfather's day, cattle were shipped by railroad. The cattle were fed much more hay in the past, too. You don't mind working seven days." Reed enjoys involving his family in the ranching life.
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  Sep 3, 2009 — The Arizona Daily Star
  ...equipment or laboratory upgrades. The institutes are expected to pick up the salary costs at some point. At a university where faculty often are recruited away by colleges that pay more, the money will "give us some resources to use to try and bring some really good faculty here" and benefit existing faculty, too, Tolbert said. Keeping a critical mass of minds at the institutes helps retain the existing institute faculty, she said. Bio5 hopes to recruit faculty members...
• MCAS Yuma alternate site for Osprey squadron Open house in Yuma on EIS statement set for March
  Feb 20, 2009 — The Yuma Daily Sun
  Basing Alternatives (10 squadrons) --MCAS Miramar Partial Basing Alternatives --MCAS Miramar -- maximum 8 squadrons/minimum 2 squadrons --MCAS Camp Pendleton -- 2 squadrons --MCAS Yuma -- maximum 8 squadrons/minimum 2 squadrons Under the proposal, the 10 squadrons of 120 MV-22s, would replace nine squadrons of 114 helicopters. The preferred alternative laid out in the EIS calls for basing 8 squadrons at MCAS Miramar and 2 squadrons at MCAS...
• Kids learn how to play nice Program makes recess more structured and gives kids more things to do on the playground
  Jan 15, 2009 — The Arizona Daily Star
  When kids get bored, they tend to bully one another.