Associated Press: Anchored among clumps of sage and purplish lupine, the guy wires of a solitary weather tower thrum with wind heading in a hurry toward Idaho and Nevada. “They say that in the summer it shouts, but in the winter it screams,” Elon Hasson said of the wind on southeast Oregon’s Pueblo Mountains. That screaming is the siren song in a new gold rush under way on public lands in Oregon and across the West. And the red and white wind-testing tower Hasson stands below is a stake …