A look back at the first 100 days of the Environmental Protection Agency.
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Week in review: April 28
Trump opens offshore drilling, an ode to cacti and a look at monument critics’ claims.
Week in review: April 21
Yucca is back, Chaffetz is out (for now), plus a game of Follow the Beaver.
Week in review: April 14
Water to flow in Oroville spillway, Bertha breaks through and a dinosaur for Moab.
Wyoming can have cyanide bombs — but Idaho can’t
One state moves to protect livestock while another wants to use them on predators.
Week in review: April 7
Trump helps controversial water project in Mojave; EPA cuts; DAPL doubts.
A roadmap for nomadic love
One couple’s story of a long-distance relationship across the landscape.
Inside the firestorm
New technology allows scientists to see the forces behind the flames.
Zinke’s Interior takes shape; Big Rec’s big move; solar shift
HCN.org news in brief.
Week in review: March 31
Essential stories for understanding Trump’s climate order; plus a few weekend reads.
En Los Angeles, los nuevos edictos crean confusión
¿Quiénes son bienvenidos en los Estados Unidos de Trump?
Week in review: March 24
Keystone permit OK’d, Utah solar incentives rollback and white nose in Texas; plus HCN reading recommendations.
Clearer skies; Western govs court Pruitt; Clean Water Rule too far?
HCN.org news in brief.
‘Look for something white’
Discovering the North through its most iconic birds.
What the Navajo Generating Station will leave behind
Cleaner air, wounded economies.
Week in review: March 16
A leader for the BLM, disappearances on public lands and bison’s origin story: HCN staff’s reading recommendations.
Week in review: March 10
Malheur trials come to a close, new wind record, the battle for Zinke’s seat — what the staff of HCN is reading this week.
The Yaak Valley’s ‘Dirty Shame’
In the infamous Montana saloon, a lesson about home in harsh places.
Together we pause
Sometimes we need to stop — to think about the ways we wreak havoc in the world.
Wait — this land is my land?
A Southerner revels in the access of Western federal lands.
