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Louisiana, D.C. must do disaster protection
Disasters such as the one that hit New Orleans are usually foreshadowed by similar events that can provide important lessons for the future. In...
Deseret News (Salt Lake City), 09/25/05 by Bruce Babbitt Washington Post · More from publication -
Making Peace With Wildland Fire.
The experience of the Secretary of the Interior volunteering to fight a fire in Arizona is described. The increasing rate of wildfires, the...
World and I, 05/01/99 by Babbitt, Bruce · More from publication -
Is the White House taking the right approach to Alaskan oil exploration?
The US Sec. of Interior defends federal policy to protect the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge that bans oil well drilling. One of Alaska's US...
Insight on the News, 10/27/97 by Bruce Babbitt · More from publication -
Stewards of creation - conservation, environmental policy - Column
Interior Sec Babbitt describes how legislators seem to believe they have a right to destroy the environment. He believes that Americans can protect...
Christian Century, 05/08/96 by Bruce Babbitt · More from publication -
To take up the torch - wildfire prevention and control - includes related article
Forests wherein shrubs abound are more susceptible to wildfires. Prescribed burning is an effective method to prevent and control wildfires. It...
American Forests, 07/01/95 by Bruce Babbitt · More from publication -
The Endangered Species Act and "takings": a call for innovation within the terms of the Act
The Endangered Species Act is the most successful environmental law enacted within the past quarter century. However, opponents of environmental...
Environmental Law, 04/01/94 by Bruce Babbitt · More from publication -
The triumph of the blind Texas salamander and other tales from the Endangered Species Act. (using the property rights cause to avoid financial responsibility for remedying pollution conditions that harm wildlife) (excerpt from Secretary of the Interior Br
The Endangered Species Act is the most innovative, wide-reaching and successful environmental law that has been passed in the past quarter...
E, 04/01/94 by Babbitt, Bruce · More from publication -
The triumph of the blind Texas salamander and other tales from the Endangered Species Act - using the property rights cause to avoid financial responsibility for remedying pollution conditions that harm wildlife - excerpt from Secretary of the Interior Br
Opponents of the endangered species law are trying to exploit property value issues by insisting that the government compensate them whenever they...
E: The Environmental Magazine, 04/01/94 by Bruce Babbitt · More from publication -
The public interest in Western water
In the rush to settle the West, thepfederal government divested water rights to the states. However, emerging public rights such as theppublic...
Environmental Law, 07/01/93 by Bruce Babbitt · More from publication -
Our Country and Our Children: Improving America's Schools and Affirming the Common Culture. - book reviews
The Billy Pulpit The Billy Pulpit William Bennett is a Janus-faced educator. At times we see and hear the passionate reformer visiting...
Washington Monthly, 07/01/88 by Bruce Babbitt · More from publication
