Republicans unveil Senate version of health care bill.
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California entra al debate global sobre el cambio climático
Mientras que Trump da su espalda a los acuerdos, California presenta una meta ambiciosa.
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In budget hearings, a pathway to a leaner Interior
Zinke hints at more boots on the ground and fewer lawyers in Department shakeup.
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Let the floodgates of protest open over Bears Ears
96 percent of public comments defend national monuments.
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Nevada governor signs law to revive rooftop solar industry
Public pressure prompts reversal of unfriendly solar policies.
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Neighbors clash over a Colorado chicken farm
A local court decision lands on the side of a 15,000-hen operation.
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Don’t fear wolves and grizzlies — respect them.
Predators continue to be shot in the West despite their known ecological value.
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Week in review: June 16
Methane rules paused, the other national monument fight, deportation protection rescinded.
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A judge’s ruling on Standing Rock reinforces treaty rights
The first in a series of lawsuits sides with tribal sovereignty.
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West Obsessed: Why a blue town voted for Trump
The recipe for a political swing: retirees, unpopular candidates, local organizing.
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The Colorado River is shrinking because of climate change
A long-term drought threatens Western cities’ water supplies.
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6 tips for authentic Western home decor
“No trespassing” signs, broken-down machinery and old stacked tires are a must-have.
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Experts: Captive breeding of sage grouse won’t work
Zinke calls for a review of conservation plans.
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Why the next generation needs public lands
Experiences in the wilderness are crucial for troubled youth.
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Can Zinke shrink Bears Ears?
The Interior Secretary hints at a smaller, scattered national monument.
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Making the California coast public for all
Invisible barriers have kept people of color at bay.
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Can private money solve public water problems?
As facilities age and public funding declines, private companies may step in.
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Week in review: June 9
Bears Ears decision looms, another Hanford incident and Jerry Brown goes to China.
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The Interior Department orders a review of sage grouse plans
Some Western governors warn against an overhaul of the sweeping 2015 efforts.
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Archaeologists are the last line of defense against destruction
You never know what you’ll find with a ‘detective of the land.’