Published in… & the WestCalifornia’s Vehicle Emissions Fight Continues a 50-Year StruggleCalifornia’s resistance to federal plans loosening vehicle emissions standards is nothing new. Over the decades, the state has fought…Oct 5, 2018Oct 5, 2018
Published in… & the WestStrawberry Fields Forever? Thirsty Baja California Turns to Seawater to Grow Lucrative CropAn arid region 180 miles south of Tijuana is the crossroads where strawberries, economics, and groundwater meet. Baja usually gets less…Jul 13, 2018Jul 13, 2018
Published in… & the WestUnder New Pollution Regulations, Milk Producers Seek Profit in Dairy AirFrom tests on metal bovines to electricity-generating manure pits, California is experiencing a radical transformation in the practices of…Apr 24, 2018Apr 24, 2018
Published in… & the WestAre Forest Managers Robbing the Future to Pay for Present-Day Fires?In the federal government, wildfires have a lesser claim on disaster funds. As fires burn with greater magnitude and frequency, the cost of…Mar 5, 2018Mar 5, 2018
Published in… & the WestChanging Currents: Picturing a Northwest Without Cheap, Public HydropowerBy Felicity BarringerJan 30, 2018Jan 30, 2018
Published in… & the WestThe Short Life of The BLM’s Master Leasing PlansMaster Leasing Plans were intended to manage resource conflicts on public lands that border national parks and monuments, contain popular…Jan 24, 2018Jan 24, 2018
Published in… & the WestPainful Experience Helps to Chart the Future of Groundwater in Ventura CountyThe fraught statewide conditions that led to passage of the Sustainable Groundwater Management Act in 2014? They afflicted Ventura decades…Nov 6, 2017Nov 6, 2017
Published in… & the WestBy Treating Obstacles to Health, Community Health Workers Also Treat a Troubled SystemWelcome to the world of community health workers. The job, part medical aide and part social worker, is a tradition in poor and rural…Aug 2, 2017Aug 2, 2017
Published in… & the WestDecarbonizing California’s Energy DietCalifornia’s ambitious energy goals may lead the state toward an economy far less reliant on carbon-based fuels than ever before. But how…Jul 6, 2017Jul 6, 2017
Published in… & the WestLower Basin States Work to Keep Lake Mead AfloatLake Mead on the Colorado River has become an hourglass of shrinking water supplies. Can lower-basin states turn back the clock?May 31, 2017May 31, 2017