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Trump Administration

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Public Lands & Protected Spaces

Conserving Forests for the Good of All

The Old-Growth Forest Network works to protect America’s shrinking woodlands.
July 17, 2017
by
Julia Travers
The Old-Growth Forest Network works to protect America’s shrinking woodlands.
white house
Investigations

Trump Has Secretive Teams to Roll Back Regulations

An investigation finds many appointees with potential conflicts of interest.
July 13, 2017
by
Robert Faturechi and Danielle Ivory
An investigation finds many appointees with potential conflicts of interest.
Tangier Island
Voices

Climate Deniers or Neighbors?

Angry messages to the Trump-supporting mayor of Tangier Island illustrate a need to listen, not to shout.
July 12, 2017
by
Rona Kobell
Angry messages to the Trump-supporting mayor of Tangier Island illustrate a need to listen, not to shout.
clean water
Commentaries

Does Scott Pruitt Have a Case for Repealing the Clean Water Rule?

Or do his arguments not hold water?
July 10, 2017
by
Patrick Parenteau
Or do his arguments not hold water?
jigsaw pieces
Voices

A Declaration of Interdependence

A look back at history reveals a need to come together.
July 6, 2017
by
Rachel Clark
A look back at history reveals a need to come together.
bears ears
Investigations

The Fight Over Bears Ears: A Tale of Two Towns

Bluff and Blanding represent diametrically opposing views over the future of the national monument and its Indian ruins.
June 28, 2017
by
John Dougherty
Bluff and Blanding represent diametrically opposing views over the future of the national monument and its Indian ruins.
poverty india shanty
Sustainability

Extreme Poverty Is a Humanitarian Crisis — and an Environmental One

A new report finds that malnutrition, unsafe water, drought, floods and other environmental dangers affect hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
June 23, 2017
by
John R. Platt
A new report finds that malnutrition, unsafe water, drought, floods and other environmental dangers affect hundreds of millions of people worldwide.
landfill
Commentaries

Life Before the EPA

Calls to bring power back to states ignore the struggles states had regulating the environment.
June 22, 2017
by
Peter Harnik
Calls to bring power back to states ignore the struggles states had regulating the environment.
The Dose

Judge Calls for More Review of Dakota Access Pipeline

Less than three weeks after crude oil started flowing through the Dakota Access Pipeline, a judge has ruled that the pipeline’s environmental review was inadequate and did not address potential impacts to the  Standing Rock Sioux tribe’s fishing and hunting rights, or on environmental justice. President Trump ordered an expedited approval process for the Dakota and Keystone XL pipelines this past January, following years of protests by environmental groups. 
June 15, 2017
by
John R. Platt
Bears Ears National Monument
Investigations

The Roots of the Antiquities Act? They’re in Bears Ears

America’s newest national monument was also the first ever proposed by American Indian tribes.
June 15, 2017
by
John Dougherty
America’s newest national monument was also the first ever proposed by American Indian tribes.

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