Rick Perry wants to save coal from solar and wind, but natural gas is the real culprit.
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My front seat view of climate change in California
Wildfire, heavy rains and flooding seem to be increasing in ferocity.
Photos: Canada’s coal flows into Montana’s streams
Can U.S. pressure change a toxic legacy along this selenium-polluted river?
West Obsessed: The March for Science, out West
After Earth Day, a look at researchers’ economic influence and political sway.
Colorado’s Front Range is inundated with water
The problem with too much water? Soggy soil and endless legal complications.
Why the West can learn from East Africa
Reflecting on wildlife conservation in Kenya and at home.
Bunkerville standoff case ruled a mistrial
Two defendants found guilty, but jury “deadlocked” over fate of remaining four.
Local power gets results for Thompson Divide
New legislation could end a decade-long fight against oil and gas development.
How to make the People’s Climate March matter
Political protest works best with prolonged effort.
Week in review: April 21
Yucca is back, Chaffetz is out (for now), plus a game of Follow the Beaver.
Trump’s administration blocks drilling near a national park
The president’s commitment to oil and gas development gets tested.
Republicans shy away from town halls
Fleeing shouting matches, some politicians are changing the way they talk to constituents.
West Obsessed: Early days of the Trump administration
Trump has made clear his domestic agenda. What do his energy policies mean for the West?
People are grizzly food — and that’s OK
Our species can still get schooled on the food chain.
Why we need methane rules
I worked in the oil and gas industry. Volunteer emission controls don’t work.
How Montana charts a path for sanctuary cities suing Trump
In an unlikely twist, a gun law arms opponents of Trump’s immigration policy.
Without a drought, California takes stock
Infrastructure issues, dry wells and other troubles still linger across the Golden State.
Jury deliberates in 2014 Bundy standoff trial
Cliven Bundy’s sway over his followers featured prominently in first of three trials.
Week in review: April 14
Water to flow in Oroville spillway, Bertha breaks through and a dinosaur for Moab.
Republicans set their sights on the EPA’s science
The federal agency that regulates our environment may soon have less data to work with.
