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No grizzlies: Rural California cannot handle another apex predator | Opinion

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By Lee Adams, Bob Nelson Verified
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
A grizzly bear on the move in Yellowstone National Park. Senate Bill 1305 to study grizzly reintroduction overlooks habitat loss, CDFW capacity and rural impacts; focus should remain on managing current predators. Rural communities across California are already grappling with relentless challenges, including devastating wildfires, public safety power shut-offs and skyrocketing insurance costs.
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The problem with the will to secrecy - Civic Media

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By Adam Hess, Bob Nelson Verified
| WAUK-AM (Jackson, WI) Verified
The Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council seeks to safeguard access to information that citizens must have to act responsibly in a free and democratic society. Find more at wisfoic.org.
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SB 29: Trial attorneys win, local communities lose | Guest Commentary Original

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By Bob Nelson Verified
| Santa Maria Times Verified
As a county supervisor, I know what it’s like to sit through long meetings balancing budgets that never seem to stretch far enough. Local governments across California are grappling with serious deficits, and the decisions we face are anything but theoretical — cut services, raise taxes, or both. Instead of offering real solutions, Sacramento is pushing a proposal that could make things worse.
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