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Category Archives: Controversies
NPS Backs Off Advertising Plan for National Parks
The National Park Service has backed off on a proposal to permit advertising in the parks. However, the Parks are facing budget cuts and so are increasing fees.
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Flap Over Yellowstone Snowmobile Joke
Snowmobilers are calling for the resignation of John Sacklin is Yellowstone’s lead planner on the winter-use environmental study that examines the effects of snowmobiles in the park after he forwarded a snowmobile joke to them.
Posted in Controversies, Wyoming
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Proposed NPS Guidelines Would Permit Donor Renaming of Trails
The NPS is proposing guidelines that would trails to be renamed by sponsors according to Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility.
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Fourteener Access Issue Makes Front Page of NY Times
Private property access restrictions to Colorado Fourteeners made the front page of the New York Times on Sunday, Nov. 20, 2005.
Posted in Colorado, Colorado Fourteenrs, Controversies, Lists, States
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Telescope Size of Football Stadium Proposed for Mauna Kea
A Canadian company is seeking to build the world’s largest telescope — the size of a football field — on Mauna Kea.
Posted in Controversies, Hawaii, Highpoint (States) News, Native Issues, Technology
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Students Occupy University of Hawaii President’s Office to Protest Secret Navy Installation on Mauna Kea
KHON reports the University of Hawaii’s President’s Office in Bachman Hall has been occupied by first time since 1969 by protesting students — who object to the university’s connections to the Navy which they say include classified facilities on Mauna … Continue reading
Posted in Controversies, Hawaii, Highpoint (States) News
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Devil’s Tower Will Not Be Renamed Bear Lodge
The Casper Tribune reports Devils Tower National Park Superintendent Lisa Eckert has off the idea of giving the Devil’s Tower National Monument the added designation of Bear Lodge Historic Landmark after Wyoming’s Congressional delegation objected. Devil’s Tower was the first … Continue reading
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Exhibit Shows 82 X’s Where Indians Signed Away Rainier and Hood in 1855 Point Elliott Treaty
The HeraldNet reports an exhibit at the Mukilteo Light Station shows the actual 1855 Point Elliott Treaty signed with 82 “X” mark signatures from Indian Chiefs in which they gave Mount Hood and Mount Rainier to the white men. The … Continue reading
Posted in Controversies, Highpoint (States) News, Native Issues, Oregon, States, Washington
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