Five years after the Gold King mine spill, we still need reforms to cleanup abandoned mines

This week was the 5th anniversary of the Gold King mine spill, in which contractors working for the Environmental Protection … More

Recovering endangered wolves means addressing impacts on communities and landowners

In 1976, the last wild Mexican wolves were captured and put into a captive breeding program. Over the last half-century, … More

Billions of birds are killed every year in the United States, many of which are protected by the Migratory Bird … More

California sea otters have come a long way from the 50-member population discovered off Big Sur in the early 1900s, … More

Where wildlife poses risks to those who live and work near them, people predictably take steps to reduce their liability. … More

In February, the Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the federal Clean Water Act regulates pollutants that migrate through groundwater. … More

Like many people, I’ve been monitoring, with dread, updates on the wildfires burning in California. The Camp Fire, which is … More

One of the greatest strengths of free market environmentalism approaches to environmental problems is that they facilitate the development of … More

In this year’s pre-Christmas news dump, the Department of Interior announced it was reversing the agency’s prior interpretation of the … More

This week, briefing began in WildEarth Guardians v. U.S. Department of Justice, a case of critical importance to anyone concerned about … More