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While I’m sure many of you have heard by now that the Trump administration has taken the next steps towards rescinding the Roadless Area Conservation Rule, I just wanted to take a moment and break down just how absolutely ridiculous this wh...
There’s quite a lot of chatter about all of the problems we face today going back to the planet being ‘overpopulated’ - but is that the truth, or just a scapegoat to the real issue?
From a biological sense, population is controlled by the...
Oldgrowth forests have very complex canopies which creates a rich, abundant understory beneath them. Dominant tree species have crowns that take up space in the canopy, yet they die, fall over and crash down to the forest floor, gaps in the...
Today, 45 million acres of wild lands that millions of people across the US use to hunt, fish, camp, hike, bike, ski and so much more, are protected through the Roadless Rule, one of the most successful conservation measures established ove...
Whether it be powering your home, your computer, or the phone you’re watching this video on, our world requires energy.
Historically, grid energy has been created through burning things, whether that be wood chips, coal, oil, or natura...
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