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Steve Emmons

Steve Emmons

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Operations Manager, KUNM-FM (Albuquerque, NM)

United States

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  • The Trump Administration Is Cutting Back Protection for Migratory Birds

    By Amanda D. Rodewald, Steve Emmons| Truthout Verified The Trump administration hasproposed a new regulationon protecting migratory birds that is a drastic pullback from policies in force for the past 100 years. The draft rule isopen for public comment through March 19. In 1916, amid the chaos of World War I, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson and King George V of Great Britain signed theMigratory Bird Treaty. TheMigratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA)wrote the treaty into U.S. law two years later.

    By Amanda D. Rodewald, Steve Emmons · Truthout

    Feb. 18, 2020

  • President Bush Could Retire to 13-Foot-Wide House in Houston . . . if He Doesn't Mind Spending a Bundle

    By Steve Emmons| Los Angeles Times Verified It wasn’t exactly a political bombshell. More like a political cherry bomb. But it made waves all the same. A group of President Bush’s critics took reporters at the Republican National Convention to a lot he owns in an upscale Houston neighborhood and charged that Bush uses it as a tax dodge. To fortify his claim of Texas residence, Bush signed an affidavit in 1985 stating that he intends to return to Houston when he retires and build a house on that lot.

    By Steve Emmons · Los Angeles Times

    Sep. 27, 1992

  • The Trump Administration Is Cutting Back Protection for Migratory Birds

    By Amanda D. Rodewald, Steve Emmons| Truthout Verified The Trump administration hasproposed a new regulationon protecting migratory birds that is a drastic pullback from policies in force for the past 100 years. The draft rule isopen for public comment through March 19. In 1916, amid the chaos of World War I, U.S. President Woodrow Wilson and King George V of Great Britain signed theMigratory Bird Treaty. TheMigratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA)wrote the treaty into U.S. law two years later.

    By Amanda D. Rodewald, Steve Emmons · Truthout

    Feb. 18, 2020

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KUNM-FM (Albuquerque, NM)