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The company behind a plan to ship water from a desert aquifer to thirsty California cities responds to its critics.
The world's rarest marine mammal has seen its population drop by half in the last year, and will go extinct if extreme measures aren't taken to protect it.
Despite its best efforts, the National Park Service can't afford to maintain roads and other infrastructure — and that's dangerous.
Conservationists say the species is declining. But are they looking in the right places at the right times?
If you thought all Californians were welcoming the state's new gray wolf population with open arms, think again.
Gas flaring hurts the climate, your health, and your pocketbook. But the Republican majority in Congress is okay with that.
When fire can't thin forests, we get more trees than we'd have otherwise — and now there isn't enough water to keep them all alive.
Green types are lauding federal agencies these days, but this agency is being shut out of the lovefest. And for good reason.
Few expected one of the most prominent sources of opposition to the Trump administration to be the federal government itself.
"Standing Rock’s stand is not over, nor will it be. Do not despair: we have been here before."
Nobody goes to Joshua Tree anymore: It's too crowded. Here are some great places for real desert rats to check out instead.
Most Californians love going to the beach, but a new study says rising costs are keeping them away.