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Chance to host semiconductor factories under CHIPS Act has Oregon reconsidering rules against urban sprawl
TechChance to host semiconductor factories under CHIPS Act has Oregon reconsidering rules against urban sprawl
By Andrew Selsky and The Associated PressMarch 26, 2023
As seawater moves inland, ‘ghost forests’ are spreading. Why that’s so scary
EnvironmentAs seawater moves inland, ‘ghost forests’ are spreading. Why that’s so scary
By Katherine DunnSeptember 29, 2020
Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) fly in Cerro Pelon Sanctuary for monarch butterflies near Capulin village in Mexico State, Mexico
1,700 Species Will Likely Go Extinct Due to Human Land Use, Study Says
By Renae ReintsMarch 6, 2019
Border Wall
LeadershipTrump’s Border-Wall Proposal Faces Many Obstacles
By The Associated PressMarch 26, 2017
US-ENVIRONMENT-PROTEST-OIL-PIPELINE
LeadershipFeds Say They Won’t Evict Sprawling Pipeline Protest Camp
By The Associated PressOctober 1, 2016
Pronghorn antelope are seen in a view of reclaimed land during a tour of Peabody Energy's Rawhide coal mine near Gillette
LeadershipConservatives Split Over U.S. Land Transfers to Western States
By ReutersAugust 20, 2016
The Other Final Four: What City Has The Most Wasteful Parking?
TechThe Other Final Four: What City Has The Most Wasteful Parking?
By David Z. MorrisApril 2, 2016
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