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“Unprocessed Fury”: From Psychopathology to the NAM Sheltering Wildlife Killers

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Dr. Scalia's excellent Why Does Anyone Kill a Wolf? A Psychoanalytic Contribution directs our attention inward, toward the psychopathology that underlies the desire to pursue and kill an animal as socially complex...

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Why Does Anyone Kill a Wolf? A Psychoanalytic Contribution

When it comes to society’s competing viewpoints on the trophy hunting and commercial trapping of wolves, a number of angles exist. Already in the public discourse and thereby available to collective awareness, regardless of positions taken,...

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Lawless Logging Disguised as Emergency Fire Suppression, Bitterroot National Forest, Montana

Editor's Note: Don't be misled by the title. While this is an example is from the Bitterroot in Montana, this same type of corruption occurs across the West. We thank Jeff for exposing it in his area. We need more people to expose governmen...

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Fire Frenzy

Editor's Note: This story is a perfect example of your tax dollars not just being wasted but actively degrading our public lands.


All Hell broke loose when a thunderstorm system passed across eastern Oregon and Washington on
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Targeted grazing is no solution to wildfires

The commentary, "Let livestock clear hard-to-reach shrubs and grasses before the next wildfire", published September 2nd in the Los Angeles Times and written by Briana Swette and Kelly Hopping, advocates livestock grazing to reduce wildfire...

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