An AI server farm tsunami threatens to overwhelm the West’s power grid and water supplies.
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The nation’s energy dominance falters
Trump is killing clean energy, and it’s not even helping fossil fuels.
The dismantling of the Forest Service
The Trump administration’s plans would remake the agency and public lands. The deadline to comment is Sept. 30.
Trump looks to suffocate public lands
The administration and Congress divert funds away from conservation.
MAGA and the developers are coming for your public lands
Sen. Mike Lee slips federal land privatization provision into Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill.”
A proposed Utah uranium mine gets the Trump treatment
Feds approve contested facility in just 11 days.
Can Trump bring back ‘clean, beautiful coal’?
The fossil fuel-fetish once again trumps economics and common-sense.
Trump’s unprecedented attack on America
We need an army of Raúl Grijalvas to stem the flood of ‘bullshit’ emanating out of the White House.
Trump and Musk take aim at the rural West
Spending cuts hurt communities, economies and public lands.
AI on public lands and Biden’s environmental legacy
The 46th president finished his term in customary contradictory style.
Our imperiled public lands
President-elect Trump, a Republican-dominated Congress and Utah launch an all-out assault on environmental protection.
Montana’s Jon Tester might lose. Here’s why that matters
What the Senate contest says about the unexpected shift in Western politics.
Kamala Harris tries to navigate the convoluted politics of oil and gas
Drill, Democrats, drill?
Utah wants your public land — for more roads
The state wants to build a highway through tortoise habitat.
Grabbing public land in the name of housing
Have politicians finally found a way to take public land out of the public’s hands?
Data centers could set back climate progress
AI, cryptocurrency “mining” and our digital lifestyles imperil the energy transition — and the planet.
Trump vs. Biden on the climate
The next presidential election will have huge ramifications for the planet.
Is Biden a public-lands protector?
The administration makes the biggest land-management moves in a half century.
Cattle are drinking the Colorado River dry
Balancing Western water demand and supply will alter the region’s landscape.
The good, the bad and the ugly of the state legislative season
While Congress does nothing, Western state lawmakers pass a flurry of consequential and/or crazy — bills.
