Standing Rock tactics are being used in a Canada pipeline fight.
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How low-wage immigrant workers are reviving unions
In Los Angeles, a steady movement takes hold under the Trump administration.
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Good management starts with science
Should decisions on wildlife be made at the ballot box — or by experts?
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The river-access lawsuit at the center of Montana’s House race
Will the state’s movement to protect public lands affect Greg Gianforte?
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Despite what the Trump administration says, coal is out
The energy transition is happening now and will only continue.
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Trump wants to cut the EPA’s Superfund by 25 percent
The budget proposal contradicts Administrator Scott Pruitt’s vow to prioritize the program.
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On climate change: ‘Do something, do anything, just don’t do nothing’
How a lucky encounter changed the course of a young mother’s life.
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Police shootings of Native Americans spark a movement
A new generation of activists on and off reservations struggle for visibility.
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In elk poaching case, a glimpse of a simmering land conflict
An Oregon rancher is charged for an elk slaughter.
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Outdoor industry pros rally for public lands in D.C.
Amid threats to rescind monuments, Big Rec gets fired up over Bears Ears.
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Week in review: May 19
Can prairie dogs talk? Plus, dating very old rock stacks and a Bundy trial update.
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West Obsessed: The prison economy traps the innocent
How a town dependent on incarceration came to be and what that meant for one asylum-seeker.
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How far will Canada go to honor tribal sovereignty?
In pipeline fights, ‘there’s no process for Indigenous peoples to say no.’
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Why we should fight against Utah’s war on public lands
And where to submit your comments to protect Bears Ears National Monument.
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Where Trump has weakened public and scientific input
Suspended advisory boards and dismissed scientists hamper policy-making.
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Week in review: May 12
Methane rules live! Plus, DAPL spill, monuments and, at long last, FERC appointments.
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¿Qué debe hacer una comunidad para proteger a sus migrantes?
Un condado conservador en Colorado se enfrenta a una nueva realidad política.
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From cribbage to wildfire in just 5 minutes
Inside a Helitack crew’s fast response to wildland fires.
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Oregon keeps the Elliott State Forest public
The state reverses course and decides not to sell its first state forest.
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Climate change is unraveling natural cycles in the West
Spring’s early arrival creates more mismatches in ecosystems.