City folks are elitist. They lack morality. They have no respect for the land they live on. Country people are uneducated. They favor God and guns over everything else. They cannot see beyond their own backyards. Sound familiar? These are just a sample of some of the stereotypes that define contemporary discourse about urban and rural America. But if you drill deeper, you will find there is much more that unites the two communities than divides. Saving the West is a weekly forum by which urban and rural America sit down to listen to one another. Lively debate is encouraged. Problem-solving is a must.
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Indiana Environmental Reporter
Jay Lund
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ENVIRONMENTALLY SPEAKING
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Judy Eddy
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Remarkable Chatter
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Antonia Gonzales
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Marques Chavez
Taos Land Trust
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NC Conservation Network
Eye on Potatoes
TRUSTMAKERS.ca
Theodore Isaac Erski
Michael Butler
greenreport
Cynthia Chau-Hoang
Center for Western Priorities
KDHX
Amanda Monthei
NCDOL
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SC State 1890
Sara Porterfield and Brennan Sang
Vermont Viewpoint
Planet Tamworth
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Steve Mencher
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Roger Rickard
CBC Radio
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None
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Nick Rogers and Khalil Laltoo
Office of Insular Affairs
Mitch Wertlieb, Karen Anderson
Surfrider Foundation – California
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This American Land
Will We Make It Out Alive?
The National Cattlemen's Beef Association's policy division in Washington, D.C. We are marching the halls of Congress fighting on behalf of cattlemen and women.
Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Natural Resources Council of Maine
KQED
In This Climate
Matt Kelly
Leaking Ambience Studio
Nic Frederick and Laura Thorne
Lara Tomov
Hear Arizona
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WPKN Community Radio
Dr. Michael Scheuer & Colonel Mike
Coastal News Today & ASPN
Hawaii Public Radio
KC Bloom
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