Newsletter Image by Kerstin Kaufmann from Pixabay How growth, climate change are pushing wildlife and people together Development on the edges of wildlife habitat have long created conflicts between people and animals. New studies say climate change is also a factor.
Politics www.hcn.org Energy companies have left Colorado with billions of dollars in oil and gas cleanup As the state tries to reform its relationship to drilling, an expensive task awaits.
Causes www.cbc.ca Historic Alberta coal community wrestles with plans for new mining Some residents hope mining could again lift the economy of Crowsnest Pass; others worry about consequences.
Politics www.theguardian.com ‘Their greed is gonna kill us’: Indian Country fights against more fracking Expansion of drilling in New Mexico would threaten sacred artifacts and bring public health risks to area still reeling from COVID-19.
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‘Their greed is gonna kill us’: Indian Country fights against more fracking
Expansion of drilling in New Mexico would threaten sacred artifacts and bring public health risks to area still reeling from COVID-19.