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Artists Who Love Wolves: An Interview with Emily Kelley
Artist and graphic designer Emily Kelley has been drawing and painting since she was a little girl.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court’s Gift to Climate and Consumers
In a string of victories for climate progress in the U.S., the Supreme Court today preserved crucial gains for clean energy.
Read MoreSenate Sportsmen’s Bill Takes Aim at Wolves
We kept wolves safe from congressional attacks in 2015, but 2016 brings new challenges.
Read MoreThe Fight for a Solar-Powered Future
2016 brings hope for continued solar growth, but regulatory battles still rage over the future of this vital clean energy resource.
Read MoreTreating the Deschutes River Like an Irrigation Ditch Harms Rare Frogs and Fish
Dams and irrigation projects are jeopardizing some of the last remaining habitat for threatened Oregon spotted frogs, as well as salmon, steelhead and bull trout.
Read MoreStealing America’s Birthright
There's a lot at stake in the armed standoff at Malheur National Wildlife Refuge.
Read MoreWe Need Tougher Rules to Keep Lead Out of Kids’ Drinking Water
Lead contamination of drinking water is a crisis in this country, and the EPA needs to do everything it can to strengthen the regulations designed to protect us from this hidden threat.
Read MoreArtists Who Love Wolves: An Interview with Walt Barker
Learn more about the artists behind the Join the Pack wolf art campaign and why they’re passionate about wolves.
Read MoreMassive Gas Leak Puts Californians’ Health and Environment in Jeopardy
A massive gas leak near the town of Porter Ranch is releasing as much methane in a month as a fleet of 200,000 cars would in a year.
Read MoreCourt Says BLM Must Survey Utah’s Red Rock Country for Cultural Artifacts
After decades of foot dragging, the Bureau of Land Management must finally take necessary steps to protect Utah’s world-renowned archeological sites from off-road vehicles.
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