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Volume 27, No.1, Spring 2009

Features

Reader Survey
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Public access muddies waters
By James Huffman
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Former state senator sees rivers as a magnet
By David Figura
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In the eye of the wildlife storm
By Randy Newberg
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Stream Access Across the West
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Columns

War Zone - Wildlife and Water
By Terry L. Anderson
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Superfund Follies, Part II
Since 1980, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has had the auth
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Perspectives

Utah's access decision could backfire on anglers
By Randy T. Simmons
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Beyond Its Authority
By William H. Mellor
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Whiskey market all bloom, no gloom
By Linda Platts
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Saving sashimi
By Linda Platts
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Mentioning the unmentionable
By Linda Platts
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