In this issue, we follow the rest of the money - examining who funds the organizations filing these lawsuits and what their donors may not know about the consequences.
Rescinding the Roadless Rule does not open designated Wilderness to logging, but it may open the door to restoring millions
Taking aim at the use of the Equal Access to Justice Act as a serial litigation tool. We Want to
Add Ted Nordhaus to the list of people I hope to meet someday. I wouldn’t know him if he
We recently came across a spirited exchange between two people we do not know—but wish we did. The debate
—Yogi Berra, watching Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris hit back-to-back home runs for the Yankees in the early
Utah Senator Mike Lee Wants to Kill the U.S. Forest Service We understand Senator Mike Lee’s anger over
Last August 25, Noah Haggerty, a Los Angeles Times environment and science reporter, wrote a thought provoking essay titled, “To
A remembrance When I was a youngster growing up in northern Idaho, my Albertson grandparents managed the Bonner County Farm.
This year, On Snowy Nights also marks a moment worth noting. Jim recently received his third, First Place Award of
I recently ran across an old photograph that reminded me why Thanksgiving is my favorite day of the year. It
Public understanding doesn’t grow on its own. Evergreen grows it. For 40 years, we’ve been the independent voice
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I recently asked a retired U.S. Forest Service employee what he thought about the current effort to restructure the
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