Madison — Wisconsin wolf hunters and trappers learned quickly from the past two seasons. They – trappers mostly – harvested wolves much more quickly than during the past two seasons, which the DNR attributes to those with permits getting out earlier in pursuit of wolves. As of Oct. 29, a total of 119 wolves were […]
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Albany (AP) — Two Texas companies that drill for natural gas have signed agreements with New York’s attorney general to release information about the financial risks to investors from hydraulic fracturing, a drilling method banned in the state while health officials study its effects. Agreements with EOG Resources Inc. and Anadarko Petroleum Corp. require they
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