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Finally, the Supreme Court Does Something Right
In a 7-2 decision today, the court ruled that Bayer cannot be sued over state-level claims that the company failed to warn of cancer risks from its weedkiller Roundup and its original active ingredient glyphosate.
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Restoring Native Trout: We Haven’t Taken it Far Enough
I’m a regular contributor to Hatch Magazine, one of my favorite outlets. And Chris Hunt—author of the recent Hatch piece “Have we taken our love for native trout too far?”—is one of my favorite outdoor writers.
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How a controversial poison saved Utah Lake
Ninety-five-thousand-acre Utah Lake is a major water source for the Great Salt Lake. If it dries up or sickens, so does the Great Salt Lake. Fifteen years ago, it was dying. But the controversial herbicide glyphosate saved it.
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Alien Islands: Why Killing Rats Is Essential to Save Key Wildlife
Alien rats introduced by ships are decimating populations of birds and other wildlife on islands from the sub-Antarctic to California. Effective programs to eradicate the rats are underway but are encountering opposition from animal activis...
Trump administration resurrects dangerous, Unpopular cyanide bombs
M-44s are spring-loaded devices stuck in the ground and scented with decomposed animal tissue. They blast cyanide into the mouth of any creature that bites and pulls them. They were introduced in 1967 to replace gunpowder-driven Coyote Gett...
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