Three Colorado communities are suing to make oil companies open their wallets.
Energy & Industry
The state’s warmest spring on record will have planet-wide repercussions.
One of the first Native American women elected to Congress is fighting fossil fuel development on ‘the most pristine and beautiful places in our country.’
Carlsbad residents are experiencing health impacts, but the science behind their woes lags behind the pace of drilling.
The decision tips the ailing Navajo Generating Station closer to its planned closure.
Federal officials may add mining to a law that fast-tracks infrastructure permitting.
The decision imperils the balance between desert conservation and development.
A 2015 spill that turned the waterway orange is a reminder of mining’s disastrous legacy.
Some back away from cooperating as trust in Interior wanes.
Against economic and ecological reason, officials plan to open the refuge to drilling.
A new study finds that forests are key to reducing the state’s climate impacts.
A reporter staked a mining claim on former monument lands. You could, too.
Big dams were the hydro giants of yesteryear. The future of hydropower is small.
Accepting donations could add to the scandals already plaguing the EPA head.
Beleagured by investigations, the EPA chief continues to unravel protections.
A new bill would return money earmarked for Western water projects to mineral-producing counties.
A writer ponders his community’s dependence on natural gas in its absence.
The change could increase contamination from coal ash leaching into groundwater.
Recent indicators don’t bode well for the state.
How many people over the centuries have loved the Pawnee Buttes, only to see them ravaged?
Opposition swells against leases that could impede wildlife migration corridors.
Recreation-based businesses like canoe guiding rely on continued protection for national monuments.
Fossil fuel companies face mounting lawsuits for their contributions to the looming climate catastrophe.
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