'Weapon of choice': How environmental law in Idaho was gutted
As fires burn, fish die and crops falter, Idaho activists and legal firms are limited in how they can address climate change.
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As fires burn, fish die and crops falter, Idaho activists and legal firms are limited in how they can address climate change.
As fires burn, fish die and crops falter, Idaho activists and legal firms are limited in how they can address climate change.
A federal judge levied a $150,000 fine against an individual in a civil suit brought forward by Idaho Conservation League (ICL) in 2018.
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — The U.S. Forest Service violated numerous environmental laws in approving a 105-square-mile (270-square-kilometer) logging and restoration project in west-central Idaho, a conservation group alleges in a lawsuit.
The U.S. Forest Service violated numerous environmental laws in approving a 105-square-mile logging and restoration project in west-central Idaho, a conservation group alleges in a lawsuit. The Idaho Conservation League in the lawsuit filed Dec. 20 said the Forest Service violated the Endangered Species Act and other laws in approving the 20-year Sage Hen Project ...