Ken Salazar

New effort to dismantle aging U.S. dams aims to improve wildlife habitats

Some 1,000 U.S. dams have been dismantled in the past 100 years — but the pace has definitely been accelerating in recent years. Now, there's a major initiative underway to take apart old dams that serve little purpose as a way of restoring fish habitat and rebuilding aquatic ecosystems.

New effort to dismantle aging U.S. dams aims to improve wildlife habitats

America's history: Interior department tries to better tell history of all Americans

America's history: Interior department tries to better tell history of all Americans

Ken Salazar Wants More Landmarks for Minorities

Ken Salazar Wants More Landmarks for Minorities
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First the oil spill, then the reforms

First the oil spill, then the reforms

Cape Wind project gets green light

Cape Wind project gets green light
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Industry and the environment prepare for oil spill's long clean-up

Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar warned that it could take up to 90 days before solving the oil rig leak off the coast of Louisiana. We talk to a business professor and a seafood wholesaler about how the spill affects the region's fishing industry.

Industry and the environment prepare for oil spill's long clean-up
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Washington causes stir by approving nation's first off-shore wind farm

On Thursday, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced that the federal government would green light construction of Cape Wind, the nation's first off shore wind farm. The project has polarized Nantucket residents.

Washington causes stir by approving nation's first off-shore wind farm

Python Be Gone

The Florida Everglades might be known for alligators and crocodiles, but there's another reptile snaking through those wetlands: the Burmese python. And Interior Secretary Ken Salazar is calling on volunteers to hunt down and remove the invasive species,

Python Be Gone

President Obama's green report card

Nancy Sutle, President Obama's top environmental advisor on the administration's major acts on clean energy, climate change and environment.

President Obama's green report card
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Ken Salazar: Sheriff of the Wild West

In Rolling Stone, Tim Dickinson paints a portrait of the Interior Department under President Bush as an environment of "cronyism" and "corruption" that will have a lasting effect on the environment and America's pocketbook. He joins The Takeaway.

Ken Salazar: Sheriff of the Wild West
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All Hat and Lots of Cattle

Living on Earth takes a look at the new chief of the Interior Deptartment - from his deep roots in the Spanish Southwest to his approach to managing the nation's land and natural resources.

All Hat and Lots of Cattle