California's IOU monopolies dismantled distributed solar to protect profits. Let's reclaim our energy commons through rooftop solar and community co-ops.

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Southern Nevada’s utility-scale solar buildout, marketed as clean energy, is increasingly serving Big Tech’s data center explosion near Reno.

This dispatch explores the expansion and ecological consequences of utility-scale solar development across California's Mojave Desert.

In the Owens Valley, Los Angeles siphons water from Sierra streams and also pumps groundwater from wells. Native tribes are calling for the city to take less water.

The move, by the Colorado River Indian Tribes in Arizona and California would give rights of nature to the water, marking a historic first.

Sen. Mike Lee slips federal land privatization provision into Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill.”

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The Senate proposal, which could greatly affect outdoor recreation in the West, is facing strong pushback from conservationists, Democrats and MAGA supporters.

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Endorsed by Gwen Stefani and Russell Brand, Hallow's take on religion is the opiate of the MAGA

As an introduction to an upcoming series of bikepacking routes, Brendan Collier tells the story of his experience in Wonder Valley, a small community in the Mojave Desert east of Joshua Tree and T…

The United States has not tested a nuclear weapon since 1992.REF However, given the deteriorating security environment, it may need to do so once again.

Between 1951 and 1996, the AEC detonated 1,021 nuclear bombs at the Nevada Test Site releasing billions of curies of radiation onto the American public.

The United States has not tested a nuclear weapon since 1992.REF However, given the deteriorating security environment, it may need to do so once again.

In cooperation with the Alabama Gates Centennial Celebration, FAULT LINE RADIO broadcasted three panel discussions live on 89.9fm and online at www.metabolicstudio.org/765 from Statham Hall in Lone Pi

In 1924, Owens Valley residents seized the L.A. Aqueduct in a defiant protest. An event focuses on remembering the troubled chapter of L.A. water history.