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New USDA Study Shows Extent of Land Degradation and Recovery on Western Rangelands - The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released a new study by scientists and conservationists showing that non-federal rangelands in the Western United States are productive, but that non-native grasses and shrubs pose a potential threat to the rangelands' productivity.
