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4:04 pm
Fri October 12, 2012

Navajo To Use Drones To Monitor Crops

The Navajo Nation's farming enterprise plans to buy drones as early as next summer to help monitor its crops.

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3:59 pm
Fri October 12, 2012

Sec. Salazar Pushes Solar Energy Program

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar finalized a plan in Las Vegas Friday that allows the Bureau of Land Management to push forward a solar energy program for the Southwestern United States.

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4:27 pm
Tue October 9, 2012

A Drier Southwest Means More Bears Move To Town

Credit Arizona Game and Fish
The long drought and fire have killed off berries, acorns and other favorite foods in parts of the southwest. So bears have become resourceful.

Across the Southwest more and more bears have shown up in people’s kitchens, garages and flower beds. Wildlife officials in Colorado say in that state alone they had to euthanize 133 “problem bears” last year. And in Arizona at least a dozen bears have been euthanized, and scores of sightings have many people rattled.

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5:27 pm
Mon October 8, 2012

Cesar Chavez Remembered In The Place Of His Birth, Death

Credit Cesar Chavez Foundation
Cesar Chavez and his sister were born in San Luis, Ariz.

On Monday, President Barack Obama designated the Cesar Chavez home in Keene, Calif. as a national monument. The labor and civil rights leader was born in Yuma County, Ariz.

The farm town of San Luis, just south of Yuma, remembers Cesar Chavez well -- with schools, streets and a cultural center named after him.

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4:56 pm
Fri October 5, 2012

Fire Study Stirs Controversy

Green Knoll Wildfire in Jackson, Wyoming,

A controversial study that questions decades of forest ecology research has made headlines across the country. The study -- published earlier this year -- raised eyebrows especially in the west where forest managers have been trying to prevent severe wildfires for decades.

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