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PNS Daily News - October 23, 2020 


President Trump and Joe Biden square off in their final debate; warnings that "dark days" of the pandemic are yet to come; and food assistance now available for some wildfire victims.

2020Talks - October 23, 2020 


The second and last presidential debate was much more controlled than the first; President Trump keeping to his main themes, calmly rebutted by Biden.

Public Lands/Wilderness

A court order has invalidated two resource management plans in Montana that were approved while William Perry Pendley was acting director of the BLM. (Eric Coulter/BLM)
Tester's Bill Blocks DOJ from Appealing Pendley Ouster
Friday, October 23, 2020
HELENA, Mont. - Sen. Jon Tester - D-Mont. - has introduced a bill that would bar the Department of Justice from appealing a court order ousting ...Read More
Supporters of reintroducing gray wolves to Colorado, a species humans had eradicated in the state by the 1940s, hope the move will restore balance to the region's ecosystem. (Wildfaces/Pixabay)
Colorado Voters to Decide Whether Gray Wolves Return
Wednesday, October 21, 2020
DENVER -- As part of this election, Colorado voters will decide whether to direct the state's Parks and Wildlife Commission to bring gray wolves back ...Read More
There are 17 million acres of national forest land in Montana. (Tom Driggers/Flickr)
Two MT Candidates Selected for Conservation Voters' So-called "Dirty Dozen"
Wednesday, October 21, 2020
Correction: Neither Fiedler nor Gianforte staff responded to a request for comment. This was not stated in an earlier version of the story. (1:05pm ...Read More
A new nature preserve in West Virginia represents an innovative approach to restoring land polluted by former coal mines. (Flickr)
WV Land Polluted by Coal Mines Transforms into Recreation Area
Friday, October 16, 2020
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - As a result of a lawsuit over water pollution from mining, a tract of land that once housed surface mines is being repurposed as ...Read More
The Southern Blue Ridge Mountains are among the most climate-resilient landscapes in the U.S., according to new research by a team of scientists at The Nature Conservancy. (Adobe Stock)
Map Reveals Biodiverse “Hotspots” to Help Species Survive Climate Change
Thursday, October 15, 2020
RALEIGH, N.C. -- Animals are on the move to escape rising temperatures and increased floods and drought, but some could find refuge in North ...Read More
A pasta maker creates pellets containing seeds that could be key to sagebrush restoration. (The Nature Conservancy)
Solution to Restore Sagebrush Sea Cooking in West
Thursday, October 8, 2020
BOISE, Idaho -- The recipe for restoring the West's Sagebrush Sea could involve pasta makers. A project stewing in Idaho and four other western ...Read More
Fishing in Colorado generates more than $2 in economic output annually, and supports some 17,000 jobs. (Waldemarpaetz/Wikimedia Commons)
CO Groups Press for Stronger Wildlife Habitat Protections
Wednesday, October 7, 2020
DENVER -- The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission is taking public comments on new rules aiming to minimize harm to the state's wildlife ...Read More
Seventy percent of all oil and gas leases granted royalty relief during the coronavirus health emergency were in Wyoming. (Richard Masoner/Flickr)
Report: Taxpayers Lost $4B Due to Low Royalty, Lease Rates
Thursday, October 1, 2020
CHEYENNE, Wyo. -- The Bureau of Land Management is failing to ensure taxpayers receive a fair market value for oil and gas deposits on federal lands ...Read More
William Perry Pendley is now deputy director of the Bureau of Land Management, after a federal judge ordered him to step down as acting director. (Bureau of Land Management)
Group Seeks Hearing on Alleged “Constitutional Failure” at BLM
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
HELENA, Mont. - Defenders of public lands want a hearing in Congress on why William Perry Pendley remained so long as acting director of the Bureau ...Read More
The now-ousted acting director of the Bureau of Land Management uprooted all but 61 of the agency's Washington, D.C.-based staffers to a facility in Grand Junction, Colo. (blm.gov)
Ousted Bureau of Land Management Official Still on the Job
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -- The Bureau of Land Management says it will challenge a judge's ruling that ousted William Perry Pendley as director of the ...Read More
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