Sentence examples for wilderness issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. Noel, who has clashed with SUWA over wilderness issues before, said that disagreements with the environmental group were an impetus for the letter.

An experienced mountaineer who had written several books on wilderness issues, Waterman embarked on this final hike wearing only a thin jacket and carrying a note (almost like a schoolchild's permission slip) reading: "Do not take special efforts to save life.

A: I've been working on wilderness issues since about 1984.

Other Republicans on the committee said that Ms. Jewell's willingness to seek a range of opinions on the Alaska wilderness issue and other natural resources questions was sufficient to win their support.

"We see this as something that threatens our capability to continue living here," said Robert Anderson, a Monticello attorney who led a San Juan County citizens' task force on the wilderness issue.

Currently he oversees the International Boreal Conservation Campaign and the Outback Australia project and conducts research into wilderness conservation issues worldwide.

And Mr. Reynolds backed the president's call to drill for oil in the Alaskan wilderness, an issue that many Northeast Republicans have been reluctant to support, for fear of alienating constituents.

"We had between 50 and 100 wilderness permits issued today," Davis said.

Eighty years later, outraged by a wave of new environmental laws, anti-federal Westerners mounted the so-called Sagebrush Rebellion, bulldozing a road into a Utah canyon proposed for wilderness protection and issuing death threats to agency staffers.

Mayor Mike, a political voice in the wilderness on the issue, is basically a decent guy with decent instincts.

The experiment was described in the current issue of Wilderness and Environmental Medicine, a publication of the Wilderness Medical Society, and was led by scientists at Stanford University.