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Saving Our Natural Legacy: The Future of America's Last Heritage Forests
America’s national forest roadless areas contain some of our nation’s last pristine forests. But today, roadless areas throughout most of the country are in jeopardy. Some have already been clearcut, while others are slated for logging. Read our call to protect roadless areas with strong, permanent, and nationally consistent policy.

Endangered Earth
Winter 2010
On the Cover: Saving 1,000 Species
The Center has embarked on a campaign to protect the 1,000 U.S. species that most need our help to survive. We outline our plan for saving them and report on our 2009 successes.
   
Not Too Late to Save the Polar
Bear: A Rapid Action Plan to
Address the Arctic Meltdown
No one feels climate change more than the polar bear. But listing the species under the Endangered Species Act won’t be all that’s required to save it.
 
Wild at Heart: Saving the Last of America’s Roadless Backcountry
As intact national forest roadless areas grow scarcer, the need to protect them from designs for mining, logging, and oil and gas development grows ever more urgent.
 
The California Environmental
Quality Act: On the Front Lines
of California’s Fight Against
Global Warming
Understand the process behind California’s flagship environmental protection statute and why it must be fully implemented against all odds.
 
Fuel to Burn cover
 Fuel to Burn: The Climate and Public Health Implications of Off-road Vehicle Pollution in California
Off-road vehicles emit more smog-forming pollution than cars on a per-mile basis. Learn what this means for California's health and climate.
 

Politicizing Extinction: The Bush
Administration's Dangerous
Approach to Endangered Wildlife
The current presidency sets the record for fewer species listed than any other in Endangered Species Act history. Find out about this administration’s politicization of science.
 
 
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