Litigants try to pin climate damages on fossil fuel corps with a novel method of attributing blame

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Historic pact with California, Quebec comes as “federal government is trying to dismantle climate policy”

Five years ago, the Colville Tribes began releasing lynx into the wild. Here’s what’s happened since

The honor from the National Museum of Wildlife Art caught the artist by surprise but the work is sublime

Once a dominant habitat in the Willamette Valley, a floodplain forest along I-5 is making a comeback

The federal government will restructure oversight of the country’s most polluted place under an inexperienced appointee

The bill before Congress to expand the killing of pinnipeds is deeply flawed

Supporters of the ban celebrated a May victory. So how come drones are flying again in August?

Public support of the Roadless Rule is overwhelming. Will the federal government listen to its people?

Outrage over the federal agency’s withdrawal of funding from SAFE is misplaced. Here are the facts

On social media, the American Forest Resources Council picks an ill-timed fight with Oregon Wild over the Grasshopper Fire

Investigation finds group of Washington Fish and Wildlife commissioners flouted transparency laws and conflict of interest rules

Bear, elk, moose, mule deer, salmon, eagles among species affected by plan to roll back protections in the Blue Mountains

In withholding energy funds, D.C. rulers try dictatorial tactics to coerce conformity among infidel states

Construction is underway for a plant that will provide electricity for a Microsoft data center

Attracted by a backyard conservation boom, houdini flies are threatening bee populations

Barbed-wire fences changed the entire western US in the 1800s. Can virtual fences change it back?

The state contributed to a gangbusters total of 2 million mattresses recycled as part of a four-state program

Amid fire season in the Gorge, a legal game of chicken over safety funding is playing out between government agencies

Funding for USFS set to fall by 24% in fiscal year 2027. "Morale is horrendous" says a retired forest supervisor

“We need to protect our water supplies,” says Wash. Gov. Ferguson. But conservation alone won't solve the problem