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Grizzly advocates can't agree on what's best for the bear
Missoulian - Wildlife advocates forecast stormy passage of a coming effort to end federal protection of grizzly bears in the northern Rocky Mountains.
DeSmog - The dead fish found by Environment Canada investigators included bull trout, a species of special concern in the region.
Vancouver Sun - A conservation group has lodged a formal complaint over a biologist's role in the installation of matting to discourage salmon from spawning at stream sites where pipeline crossings are planned.
Tyee - At least seven of 51 large dams built by the province's shale gas industry in northeastern B.C. were not safe and required "enforcement orders" to comply with the law.
New York Times - After tracking 13 pumas at feeding spots in Wyoming for three years, researchers mapped complex social networks of reciprocity among the predatory cats.
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- Planting trees, restoring peatlands, and better land management could provide 37 percent of the greenhouse gas mitigation needed to keep global warming to 2 degrees Celsius, according to a new study.
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