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Supreme Court to Address Navy Sonar Exercises

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On Monday, the Supreme Court agreed to hear Winter v. Natural Resources Defense Council, a case regarding the Navy conducting sonar training exercises in the proximity of marine mammals--some of which are threatened or endangered species. A large body of...

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Schwarzenegger Approves Condor Protection Bill, but Damage Already Done

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It will take two rights to make up for this wrong.

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Repent! Repent!

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