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Taking from the Taxpayers: How Bush Gave Big California Farms a $17 Million Bonus
» Read more... | Published February 10, 2005

A $400 Million Xmas Present From U.S. Taxpayers

Federal Water Subsidies To California Farmers
» Read more... | Published December 15, 2004

DOI Data Suggest Norton Announcement Less Than It Seems

Mining threat virtually non-existent while oil and gas leasing can continue in "protected" areas
» Read more... | Published October 1, 2004

Investigation Shows That Despite Claims, Oil And Gas Industry Has Had Wide Access To The West

Industry Leased 229 Million Acres For Drilling While Dependence on Foreign Energy Sources Increased
» Read more... | Published August 24, 2004

Gas Tax Spending Steers Commuters' Taxes Away from Congested Areas

Investigation Finds Commuters Lose Most in Sprawl-heavy Areas Without Strong Public Transportation Options
A new investigation of spending patterns by state departments of transportation finds that commuters' federal gas taxes are being diverted to far-flung rural and exurban areas within their states, rather than relieving taxpayers' commutes through expanded commuter mass transit options.
» Read more... | Published March 30, 2004

Website Reveals Size, Scope and Locations of Utah Public Land Giveaways To Oil and Gas Companies

2nd Auction in Series Underway Today, Control of Priceless Lands Sold For A Pittance
» Read more... | Published February 18, 2004
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