PG&E’s bankruptcy complicates an already difficult recovery for Camp Fire survivors.
Energy & Industry
Without state oversight, activists step up to monitor the traffic in their own backyards.
The bills would allow the state to sue protesters — and their supporters — and use the money for pipeline-related costs.
As economics challenge coal’s future, Wyoming passes a law to prop it up.
Tri-State’s future looks less than bright unless it can keep up with the times.
Feds go back and forth on leasing culturally important lands.
A bipartisan public lands bill punts on overhauling environmental policies.
The plan would boost the U.S. economy and eliminate fossil fuel use in ten years.
Without a just transition, the Navajo Generating Station closure will have harmful consequences.
The questionable legality of the Trump administration’s aggressive deregulatory and development-friendly policies could end up being its undoing.
The actions taken by Zinke’s Interior Department have different levels of legal permanence.
The curious death of 1631 and what it says about the future of addressing climate change.
In Wyoming, Trump’s energy dominance mandate could irreparably devastate mule deer migrations.
In pursuit of a ‘Green New Deal,’ don’t forget public lands.
Despite ecological harm, energy development moves forward in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
Where coal-state Sen. John Barrasso got it wrong in a recent New York Times op-ed.
An outgoing utilities commissioner discusses Montana’s changing energy landscape.
Xcel Energy says it wants to ‘step up and do more’ to reduce greenhouse gases.
At Washington’s Hanford nuclear site, failing infrastructure and make-do plans as the West prepares for a new round of radioactivity.
Current drilling remains a shadow of the frenzy that occurred under Obama.
A new generation of environmentalists is learning to stop worrying and love atomic power.
The risk of rocket parts falling on rigs and workers may limit launches.
Midas Gold hopes to reopen and revitalize an abandoned gold mining site in Idaho.
- Militias, MAGA activists and one border town’s complicated resistance
- We shouldn’t celebrate the killing of a mountain lion
- Utah asks for exemption from Forest Service roadless rule
- The Karuk Tribe fights a growing wildfire threat and a lack of funding
- The science behind Colorado’s historic avalanches
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Do you enjoy rural living, wild places, family farms, challenging politics, and big conservation opportunities? Do you have leadership abilities, experience with rural land protection,...
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3 POSITIONS: ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR, AND FOREST PROGRAMS ASSOCIATE Mountain Studies Inst (MSI) in Durango and Silverton, CO is hiring 3 staff: Please visit mountainstudies.org/careers for Assoc Director, Dev and Engagement Director, and Forest...
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CENTER FOR COLLABORATIVE CONSERVATION DIRECTOR, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY The Center for Collaborative Conservation is hiring a full-time, permanent Director. Applications are due on March 31. Description can be found at http://jobs.colostate.edu/postings/65118 No phone...
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CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER/DEPUTY DIRECTOR Friends of Cedar Mesa seeks a skilled non-profit leader to play a crucial role in protecting the greater Bears Ears landscape. Experience working with government...
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR The Snake River Alliance has been Idaho's nuclear watchdog and clean energy advocate since 1979.
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