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Court Fails to Keep Hardrock Mining Companies Accountable

Polluting companies should be held accountable for their own actions, instead of burdening hard-working families and taxpayers, especially when public health and safety are threatened by toxic and hazardous waste.

Tell Gov. Little to Support Fuel Efficient Vehicles

Bipartisan group of governors ask Trump to cease rollback of fuel economy standards

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A Polluted Snake River and Toxic Algae Outbreaks

It’s no surprise to the Idaho Conservation League that a toxic algae outbreak occurred in the Snake River. 

Listen to ICL’s Ben Otto, BSU’s John Gardner and Idaho Power’s Adam Richins Discuss Idaho’s Clean Energy Future

ICL’s vision is to protect our air, land, water, and climate from the wide variety of pollutants that come from burning fossil fuels.

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Increasing Contaminants Threaten Southern Idaho’s Water

Each year, the estimated 417,000 dairy cows in the Magic Valley produce manure equivalent to 12 million people, or nearly one-and-a-half times the population of New York City. 

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Keep Away From Toxic Algae

Can Be Harmful to Humans, Pets, Livestock and Wildlife

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California Dredge Miner Due in Federal Court

Idahoans know we all have a responsibility to protect clean water. Unfortunately, a small group of mostly out-of-state dredge miners are refusing to play by the rules.

Could Proposed Fuel Breaks Do More Harm Than Good?

If you care about how our public lands are managed, we encourage you to attend these important meetings and/or submit public comments.

Border Patrol Project Threatens Grizzly Bear Recovery in the Selkirk Mountains

Border Patrol wants to reopen Bog Creek Road near the Idaho/Canada border. Clearing this road could have big negative impacts on local grizzly bear populations.

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Gov. Little’s First Salmon Workgroup

We want to consider all our options, recognizing there is no silver bullet for this very complicated issue.