US EditionDICK YARBROUGH: Some random thoughts on some random subjects
GEORGIA, JUL 7 – The Conservation Fund's land purchase blocks titanium dioxide mining near a wildlife reserve, while colleges start $20 million annual athlete payments under new state education and sports policies.
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CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Dick Yarbrough: Some random thoughts on some random subjects - LaGrange Daily News
A lot of people are taking a victory lap after the recent announcement that the nonprofit Conservation Fund has purchased the property on Trail Ridge, adjacent to our Okefenokee National Wildlife Reserve where Alabama-based Twin Pines Materials had planned to mine for titanium dioxide so that the world as we know it would never face the frightening prospect of running out of toothpaste whitener. Some deserve credit for derailing this project. So…
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Jackson Progress-ArgusDICK YARBROUGH: Some random thoughts on some random subjects
A lot of people are taking a victory lap after the recent announcement that the nonprofit Conservation Fund has purchased the property on Trail Ridge, adjacent to our Okefenokee National Wildlife Reserve where Alabama-based Twin Pines Materials had planned to…
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