Like it or not, We Learned a Few Things
“2020 put the lie to the notion that we are in charge.”
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MoreWhen Water Dries Up, It Can Be Deadly
“The dams that choke the Klamath River may be finally nearing removal”
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MoreOne State Still Craves Coal
“It seems a shame that the state isn’t onboard with its Western neighbors to help decarbonize the grid.”
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MoreWe’ve Been Living With Too Much Rudeness
“I’ve also heard from bicycle riders who say they’re sitting ducks when trucks pass by while belching out black smoke..”
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MoreIt’s Time to Come to the Aid of Wildland Firefighters
“..many of the men and women who fight those fires on our behalf are suffering from burnout”
Image of Harrison Raine setting a backfire to stop wildfire from spreading
MoreNow We Need to Rollback the Rollbacks
“Yet Obama’s policies were equally friendly to energy development.”
Photograph by AJ Nash — @VernChronicles
MoreA Mixed-up-Family Becomes an American Family
““How’s being black?” wrote a classmate in my grandson’s yearbook. “
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MoreA Move Toward Water Speculation
“Just talking about demand management has already attracted deep-pocketed investors..”
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MoreWyoming Needs to Bite the Bullet
“Sundance, Wyoming, is considering axing its entire police force because they can’t pay for it.”
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MoreLiving with Evacuation, Smoke and Helicopters
“Wouldn’t it be a miracle if the whole damn world banded together and realized climate change was the number one priority?”
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MoreThe Complexity of Color in the Environmental Movement
This summer was a time of reckoning about race in every sector of American life, and many of us are…
MoreThe West’s Population Grows and Churns
“Americans are still mobile and still moving West..”
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