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Gallatin 9th Circuit Court Decision

December 13, 2011

Gallatin National Forest 9th Circuit Appeal Decision,   The 9th Circuit of Appeals issued their opinion on December 1, 2011 in regards to our appeal of Judge Molloy’s ruling on the Gallatin National Forest Travel Plan. Prior to this December 1st  ruling  the 9th Circuit requested all parties to meet and attempt to mediate the [...]

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Take Back Montana Rally & Ride

August 17, 2011
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Trout Unlimited looks to steal water rights from users

June 24, 2011

High court lets Trout Unlimited in on water claims CBU opinion: This sets a precedence of TU coming in and filing a lawsuit on well water rights of your home, farm, ranch and city water usage be it from rivers or wells. This gives TU another way to abuse the Equal Access to Justice Act and taking [...]

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News from ARRA in Washington DC on OHV recreation hearing

June 24, 2011

  ARRA Partners Promote OHV Recreation to House Subcommittee Yesterday, June 22nd the House Committee on Natural Resources, Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands held a hearing titled “Opportunities for Outdoor Recreation on Public Lands.” The focus of the hearing was on access to federal lands for recreational use and the economic benefits of [...]

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Enviro’s Pay NASA For Global Warming Agenda

June 24, 2011

NASA Scientist Accused of Using Celeb Status Among Environmental Groups to Enrich Himself Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2011/06/22/nasa-scientist-accused-using-celeb-status-among-environmental-groups-to-enrich/#ixzz1QCOP57QU The NASA scientist who once claimed the Bush administration tried to “silence” his global warming claims is now accused of receiving more than $1.2 million from the very environmental organizations whose agenda he advocated. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday [...]

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Yellowstone to hold web meetings on winter plan

June 20, 2011

YNP webinars For those of you who did not have a chance to attend the meetings on winter use in Yellowstone Park, YNP is offering two electronic  versions over the web, A short question and answer along with oral comments will be accepted. Time, June 21 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm MDT             June 22, 5:00 pm [...]

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Enviro groups look to increase EPA’s power

June 20, 2011

Outdoors groups urge Congress to defend Clean Air Act CBU opinion: The story below talks about mercury contamination in our waters, and how the high water runoff will pull mercury off the land scape into the water ways. The only part the do not mention is the high amounts of mercury emissions released during uncontrolled” let it [...]

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Schweitzer and feds at odds over land management

June 20, 2011

Schweitzer tells land managers issues remain CBU opinion: The Gov. and the feds have been at odds for years against the majority of Montana’s wishes of how public lands are managed. The AGO was shelved for the moment due to the large opposition recognizing this was a land grab of public and private lands access and [...]

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Opportunities for Outdoor Recreation on Public Lands hearing being held in D.C.

June 15, 2011

On June 22nd the House Committee on Natural Resources, Subcommittee on National Parks, Forests and Public Lands will hold a hearing titled “Opportunities for Outdoor Recreation on Public Lands.” While the final witness list has yet to be released we anticipate that motorized recreation will be represented on the panels.  The Hearing, which will be [...]

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Enviro’s denied power to harm Montana economy and recreation

June 15, 2011

Montana Supreme Court denies climate petition The Montana Supreme Court on Wednesday denied a petition filed by attorneys seeking state regulations to curb greenhouse gas emissions. Siding with Attorney General Steve Bullock, justices wrote in their order that the case raised too many questions about Montana’s contribution to a global problem To read the full [...]

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