They would have silenced the voices of citizens in local forest planning, and allowed destructive projects to move forward with little oversight. The Sierra Club opposed these regulations in order to protect wildlife and clean water, and keep real opportunities for public input. I just tell the truth and they think it's hell. Sierra Club: Federal court overturns Bush's forest management policy By: Sean Cosgrove, Sierra Club Forest Policy Specialist Published: Mar 31, 2007 at 07:46. The...

Here s what it says in Section 7-7-2 (just in case you are an insomniac and need something to put you to sleep) under removal of dead or diseased trees; and trimming trees: Property owners shall trim trees so as not to obstruct passage of pedestrians on sidewalks (no limbs below 8 feet), nor vehicles traveling on streets (no limbs below 14 feet) and alleys (no limbs below 12 feet) Question: When are they going to trim the trees that just clear a car and not a motor home or RV? I called the...

April 2, 2007 -- Cosmetics brand Lancome will soon join a fast-growing roster of companies offering customers a chance to feel more Earth-friendly - without giving up their fancy cars or corporate jets. The company, owned by beauty giant L'Oral, says it will offset the pollution its manufacturing process creates by planting a tree for each of the first 10,000 bottles sold of its new antioxidant serum, Primordiale Cell Defense, which launches in June, a spokeswoman said. April 2, 2007 --...

Officials tried to keep the agreement secret, but records obtained by the Record-Eagle through the state Freedom of Information Act show Jacqueline Rozema, longtime Charlevoix prosecutor's office manager, received $275,000 to drop her lawsuit against the county. Officials tried to keep the agreement secret, but records obtained by the Record-Eagle through the state Freedom of Information Act show Jacqueline Rozema, longtime Charlevoix prosecutor's office manager, received $275,000 to drop...

Never before have ordinary people had the opportunity to swoop around the globe, using satellite imagery and aerial photography to spy on life anywhere and everywhere -- from the nude sunbathers on the roof in the Netherlands to the smoldering village documenting the path of genocide in Darfur. Never before have ordinary people had the opportunity to swoop around the globe, using satellite imagery and aerial photography to spy on life anywhere and everywhere -- from the nude sunbathers on...