Comments on: U.S. lifts block on solar applications for public land
U.S. government will review proposals for solar energy installations on protected land that it had planned to put on hold until 2010.
U.S. government will review proposals for solar energy installations on protected land that it had planned to put on hold until 2010.
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- by btljooz July 5, 2008 9:59 AM PDT
- You forgot about all the wild horses, burros and other equines that are rounded up each year and sent to slaughter simply because the cattle and sheep industries don't want those wild animals 'competing' with cattle and sheep for grazing rights. Ranchers pay less than pennies on the dollar to "lease" gov land. So include them on the list with clear-cutters and *any* miners.
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