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Laws in Montana, Utah, North Dakota, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and North Carolina have also made it illegal for activists to smuggle cameras into industrial animal operations. iStockphoto hide caption
Laws in Montana, Utah, North Dakota, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and North Carolina have also made it illegal for activists to smuggle cameras into industrial animal operations. iStockphoto hide caption
Judge Strikes Down Idaho 'Ag-Gag' Law, Raising Questions For Other States
In A Try For Transparency, Mormon Church Releases Historical Documents
Jim and Lyn Schneider installed solar panels and batteries because bringing grid power to their house in central Wyoming was going to cost around $80,000. Leigh Paterson/Wyoming Public Radio hide caption
A worker at Ford's assembly plant in Wayne, Mich., installs back seats made from soy-based foam in a Ford C-Max. Jason Margolis/NPR hide caption
Soy Seats In New Cars: Are Companies Doing Enough For Environment?
Four young and healthy sea lions the Pacific Marine Mammal Center cared for make a quick dash back into the ocean. Courtesy of Pacific Marine Mammal Center hide caption
Urban Shootings Are On The Rise, But Officials Fail To Pinpoint A Cause
President Obama's environmental plan won't be so hard for states that have moved to cut emissions. But for others it will be more difficult. Scott Olson/Getty Images hide caption
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