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The Bombay High Court Wants A Free Hit In The IPL. But Where’s The No Ball?

by Tunku Varadarajanvia The Wire
Saturday, April 16, 2016

Water shortage causes drought. Cricket grounds use water. Therefore cricket causes drought. This was the sprightly but fallacious reasoning of the Bombay high court in response to a recent Public Interest Litigation suit brought against the Indian Premier League, seeking to curtail the playing of cricket in the drought-stricken state of Maharashtra.

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How To Create A National Park Without Taxpayers Footing The Bill

by Terry Anderson, Shawn Reganvia Bangor Daily News
Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Should the federal government create a national park in the North Woods? It’s a question that divides many in Maine. Some fear the effects of more federal control in the state. Others say a new park will bring economic growth to a depressed region.

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How Is A Wolverine Like A Spotted Owl?

by Terry Andersonvia Wall Street Journal
Tuesday, April 12, 2016

Environmentalists using the Endangered Species Act for political purposes find a new mascot.

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GMO Food Labels Are Meaningless

by Henry I. Millervia Los Angeles Times
Tuesday, April 12, 2016

The push for labels on “genetically modi-fied” or engineered food is one of those social movements that sounds unimpeachable — like “Free the Whales” or “Save the Planet.”

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Reservoirs, Yes; Rails, No

via Hoover Digest
Monday, April 18, 2016

In the latest Golden State Poll, Californians say that providing enough water must come ahead of building multibillion-dollar trains.

Author: Jenny Mayfield

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Fishmongers

by Henry I. Millervia Hoover Digest
Monday, April 18, 2016

Genetically modified salmon have finally been approved. Why did they have to spend so much time swimming upstream?

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Stanford’s Bill Lane Center Hosts Conference On Rural Western Issues

mentioning David Bradyvia Stanford News
Thursday, March 31, 2016

Stanford’s Bill Lane Center for the American West recently held its fourth annual scholarly conference on rural Western issues.

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Ending The California Coastal Commission Lolly Scramble

by Terry Andersonvia Eureka
Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Coming from the “big sky country” of Montana where beautiful views are common around every bend in the road, I am still impressed by the green hills overlooking Point Reyes, the coastal cliffs plunging into the Pacific at Big Sur, and the vistas at San Simeon once enjoyed by Randolph Hearst.

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Be It On The Coast, In The Web, Or In The State Capitol: The Question Of California Rising To The Challenge

by Bill Whalenvia Eureka
Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Drive into the Central Valley city of Modesto and, at the intersection of 9th and I Streets, you’ll pass underneath the fabled centennial arch that dates back to the early years of the 20th Century. 

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Food Safety, Drought Are CFFA Topics

quoting Victor Davis Hansonvia The Packer
Tuesday, March 22, 2016

“Don’t shoot the messenger,” pleaded Bonnie Fernandez-Fenaroli, executive director of the Center for Produce Safety, as she told members of the Fresno-based California Fresh Fruit Association that growing produce is a risky business.

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The Task Force on Energy Policy addresses energy policy in the United States and its effects on our domestic and international political priorities, particularly our national security.