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The same people in the Congress who are busy kicking holes in the social safety net are also those who would sell off the nation's forests for a song, give away its national parks, and trash its wilderness preserves; there is a connection between the two impulses.
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When the uniqueness of a place sings to us like a melody, then we will know, at last, what it means to be home
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Paul Gruchow
Born:
May 23, 1947
Died:
February 22, 2004
(aged 56)
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Paul Gruchow was an American author, editor, and conservationist from Montevideo, Minnesota.
Known for:
The necessity of empty places (1988)
Journal of a prairie year (1985)
Grass Roots (1995)
Letters to a Young Madman: A Memoir
Boundary Waters: The Grace of the Wild (1997)
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