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  • Public-lands agenda turns more radical, urgent

    Rep. Richard Pombo has inserted a provision in the House budget bill that will reform United States mining law to allow for the selling off of public lands

    by Michelle Burkhart, Nov 28, 2005
  • Jon Huntsman Jr. -- a pragmatic Westerner for the White House

    Jon Huntsman Jr. -- a pragmatic Westerner for the White House

    Despite poor poll showings, the worldly Jon Huntsman Jr. is the most qualified candidate in the Republican primary, especially when it comes to environmental issues.

    by Ray Ring, Dec 25, 2011

  • Dems stumble in Arizona race

    Arizona’s District 1 is considered a congressional "fair fight" district, but Republican incumbent Rick Renzi is leading Democrat Paul Babbitt, despite the region’s demographics

    by Daniel Kraker, Oct 25, 2004
  • A Western woman redefines the presidential race

    A Western woman redefines the presidential race

    Rocky Barker thinks Republican vice presidential pick Sarah Palin has a good shot at winning the West for John McCain.

    by Rocky Barker, Sep 07, 2008

  • Pete McCloskey rides again

    Former California Rep. Pete McCloskey says the need to defend the environment is behind his decision to run against Richard Pombo in the Republican primary

    by Patrick Farrell, Apr 17, 2006

  • Where’s Teddy when you need him?

    The writer wishes Theodore Roosevelt could return and give the Republican party – and the rest of us – a good talking-to about conservation today

    by Andrew Gulliford, Oct 13, 2003

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