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President Teddy Roosevelt and Sierra Club founder John Muir in Yosemite Valley, May 1903. Photo: Sierra Club Colby Library; all rights reserved.

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Thu, Jan 15, 2009
The Green Life
Daily Roundup
Saved! The Senate voted today to preserve millions of acres of wilderness that previously weren�t protected; ...
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Carl Pope
The Spin Room
Washington, DC -- Just how green is the new Obama team, anyway? If you read the Wall Street Journal, ...
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Compass
Next Stop for Nuclear Waste: Texas
Here's a story flying under the radar. You may have thought Nevada's Yucca Mountain was the ...
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