What’s happening in Arctic villages foreshadows a future of climate disruption.
Editor's Note
Two investigations reveal federal agencies are too lax on bad actors.
To truly know a place, seek out its hidden histories.
Fewer people are picking up a rifle or bow, but the act warrants examination regardless.
Some farms are using the river as their sewer.
How we interface with wilderness.
In the rural West, river pollution seems somewhat straightforward, when in reality it’s infinitely complex.
No agency can be expected to care for the environment if the citizens who empower it don’t pay attention.
Cliven Bundy’s Nevada standoff shows we can’t dismiss armed drama, but we should also understand that the issues surrounding gun control point to something deep in America’s philosophical DNA.
By making our national parks more welcoming to minorities, we realize the potential of “America’s Best Idea.”
Gallup’s challenge is to use its nascent recreation economy to benefit the entire community.
HCN readers get a kick out of their difficult travels in the West.
The Golden State's legacy in the Interior West is about to change.
Uncertainty about the effects of chemicals and environmental contaminants on human health often justifies lax regulation. Should it?
Two public lands and grazing stories as much about process and potential as on-the-ground changes.
Gritty, ongoing reportage delivers an important message: The fundamental problem with nuclear energy — its incredibly dangerous waste products — remains unsolved.
Why would any magazine editor include Los Angeles in a special issue on environmental sustainability?
The blue gum eucalyptus and its cousins are not especially invasive, making it harder to agree on their management.
When trees change due to the planet’s shifting climate, we change too.
Alaska’s Bristol Bay can teach us how to preserve what we still have and to restore what we’ve lost.
Converting an old mine to a physics lab in Lead, South Dakota, is just one example of how towns change directions due to deliberate actions as well as random chance.
Even as the Southwest teeters on the edge of a radically drier future, a rare opportunity to revive the Colorado River Delta has emerged in an agreement hashed out between Mexico, the U.S. and some of West's most powerful – and thirsty – water agencies.
The Fort Sill Apache want to build a casino in New Mexico, but established gaming tribes oppose their efforts.
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