Western lands fight erupts over Bureau of Land Management’s conservation proposal
Republicans in Congress responded quickly and indignantly to the proposed rule.
environment
EarthTalk - What is the 'right to roam' and why is it controversial?
Proponents of the right to roam argue that it promotes physical activity, environmental stewardship and mental health.
EarthTalk - Is it possible to retrofit an old car with an electric vehicle drivetrain?
One of the biggest challenges in retrofitting an old car with an EV drivetrain is finding the right balance.
Energy secretary announces $150M for renewable energy lab during Colorado visit
U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm a $150 million investment in the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.
EarthTalk - Is the Maine lobster industry sustainable?
The Maine lobster industry touts a fairly sustainable record.
analysis: Pentagon PFAS cleanup backlog growing faster than funding
Many of the sites are contaminated with PFAS, sometimes called 'forever chemicals.'
River watchers use 'old' technology to renew ecosystems
Biomechanical stabilization used to preserve ecologically sensitive areas.
Overhaul federal permitting as part of the debt limit deal? Not as easy as it sounds.
Congressional leaders negotiating a deal on the nation's debt are talking about including an overhaul of how the federal government reviews projects.
Canadian coal mine pollution threatens north Idaho river
Pollution from Canadian mines is endangering one of Idaho's largest rivers.
EarthTalk - What’s the background on the 'No Mow May' movement?
Dear EarthTalk:
What's the background on the "No Mow May" movement?
J.D., via email
