Article by Y2U's Staff Ecologist John Carter on our important work in southeast Idaho 'Surface Mining in the Yellowstone to Uintas Connection: What About Wildlife?'

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Y2U Staff Ecologist John Carter on the destructive legacy of phosphate mining in southeast Idaho. The decisions we make today affect communities and wildlife for generations to come.

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