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  • Wind Resistance

    Wind Resistance

    Wyoming is one of the best places in the world to generate power from wind. But the wind rush is running into opposition from greens, and the fossil fuel industry.

  • Harness the wind, create a job

    Harness the wind, create a job

    The federal government should continue to support wind power with the Production Tax Credit, which provides stability in the industry.

  • How big is your backyard?

    How big is your backyard?

    We all become NIMBYs when development threatens our favorite landscapes – even conservative oilmen like Wyoming’s Diemer True.

  • Battle for the core of Wyoming

    Battle for the core of Wyoming

    Wyoming's sage grouse protection strategy gives fossil fuel elbow room while leaving wind energy out in the breeze.

  • Hawk watching on the Mokelumne River

    Hawk watching on the Mokelumne River

    Wind energy may pose a threat to raptors as immediate as encroaching development.

  • Colorado voters hold the cards on renewable energy

    In November, Coloradans will have the chance to vote on a citizen-proposed renewable-energy initiative, but the utilities are working hard to defeat it

  • Los Angeles dumps coal deal

    Los Angeles has decided to pull out of a deal to expand a coal-fired power plant in Delta, Utah, using the money for renewable energy instead

  • Blades, birds and bats: Wind energy and wildlife not a cut-and-dried issue

    Wind farms are working to make their turbines less hazardous to birds and bats

  • Audio: High Country Views, episode 1

    Audio: High Country Views, episode 1

    Jonathan Thompson and Cally Carswell talk wind and coal.

  • The BLM is blowing in the wind

    The Bureau of Land Management is studying the prospects for developing wind energy on Western public lands

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