The West’s coal giant is going down.
Analysis
The contradictions at the heart of the fight over methane rules
Why does industry oppose federal restrictions on emissions but aid states’ efforts?
What will President Trump’s attack on government regulations do?
Trump orders agencies to kill two rules for every one they issue.
The arguments for methane regulations
‘Tailings wars’ of the past provide perspective on today’s flaring rules.
Making sense of President Trump’s energy plan
Experts say his plan to bring back coal and increase oil and gas defies reason.
Was the Bears Ears designation a victory?
Despite compromise, the controversial monument’s opposition is riled up.
The shutdown hits the West harder
Western states have a higher percentage of federal employees than the nation as a whole.
Court decision leaves tribes dangling
Critics say the Supreme Court continues to give justification to gut treaties and rob tribes of their land.
