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PNS Daily Newscast - April 15, 2021 


President Biden sets a date certain to end America's longest war, and more information could be the decider for some reluctant to get the COVID vaccine.

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With overwhelming bipartisan support, the Senate takes up anti-Asian American hate crimes legislation, and President Biden officially announces a full military withdrawal from Afghanistan.

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Before hunting and trapping brought grizzlies to the brink of extinction in the early 20th century, tens of thousands roamed across western states. (Neal Herbert/NPS)

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Critics Warn Delisting Grizzly Could Impact Tourism Revenue
Thursday, April 8, 2021
JACKSON, Wyo. -- Grizzly bears are slowly recovering in segments of their historic Northern Rockies habitat, but still need protections, according to ...Read More
To prevent tick-borne disease, Missouri officials recommend walking in the center of a trail, wearing light colors, long pants and sleeves, and using insect repellent, among other measures. (gabort/Adobe Stock)

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New MO Study to Map Tick Populations, Tick-Borne Illnesses
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. - When it comes to ticks, Missouri's not too hot, not too cold, very humid and has lots of wildlife - which means lots of potential ...Read More
A plan to replace electricity generated by four lower Snake River dams includes $10 billion for renewable sources like wind and solar. (Oleg Kovtun/Adobe Stock)

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Critics: Nuclear Not Needed in Snake River Replacement Plan
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
BOISE, Idaho -- Nuclear energy could be part of the mix to replace power from four lower Snake River dams if they're removed. Rep. Mike Simpson ...Read More
It's estimated the United States is saddled with around $11.4 billion in costs to clean up abandoned coal mine sites nationwide. (Adobe Stock)

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Pandemic Spurs Renewed Abandoned-Mine Cleanup Efforts
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
WHITESBURG, Ky. -- This week, state officials announced the start of several new grant-funded, abandoned-mine land projects in Eastern Kentucky ...Read More
Kern County produces about 70% of California's oil and more than 90% of its natural gas. However, 20% of county residents live at or below the federal poverty line. (Zhengzaishuru/iStockphoto)

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Kern County Clean-Air Advocates Plead for State Intervention
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
KERN COUNTY, Calif. -- Groups fighting for clean air and against climate change are calling for the State of California to step in after the Kern ...Read More
From raccoons to bald eagles to domestic pets, at least four million animals die in traps each year, according to the Humane Society of the United States. (apvnm.org)

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NM Governor to Decide Fate of "Roxy's" Trapping Law
Tuesday, March 23, 2021
SANTA FE, N.M. -- A dog that died through no fault of its own on a hike with its owner near Santa Cruz Lake in 2019 could leave a lasting legacy if a ...Read More
Conservation groups say land bridges can prevent collisions between migrating wildlife and vehicles on highways and rail lines. (jacek/Adobe Stock)

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Cooperation Key to Restoring Wildlife Migrations
Monday, March 22, 2021
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. -- Wildlife migrations are a part of the American West's lore and history, but many of those centuries-old passages are now ...Read More
The Sand to Snow National Monument is a haven for outdoor recreation for families in the Coachella Valley. (Robert Fanger/Hispanic Access Foundation)

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Poll: CA Latinos Overwhelmingly Support Conservation Measures
Monday, March 22, 2021
LOS ANGELES -- A new poll shows Latino voters in California are even more supportive than the general population of policies that protect public lands ...Read More
An initiative legalizing recreational marijuana in Montana directed nearly half of the tax revenue collected to public lands. (Galyna Andrushko/Adobe Stock)

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For Public-Lands Funding, Draft Marijuana Bill is 'Starting Point'
Friday, March 19, 2021
HELENA, Mont. - A draft bill for Montana's recreational cannabis program is out. Conservation and outdoors advocates are hoping to secure more funds ...Read More
This feeder line in Monongalia County is part of the larger Mountain Valley Pipeline under construction to bring gas from West Virginia to Virginia. (Jim Kotcon)

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Report Questions Mountain Valley Pipeline's Financial Viability
Tuesday, March 16, 2021
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The proposed Mountain Valley Pipeline may not be needed because natural-gas demand in the Southeast is expected to decline over ...Read More
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