Columbia Insight
Enviros, feds agree to protect a huge chunk of wild habitat
Pronghorns and sage-grouse rejoice as the Bureau of Land Management moves to preserve a swath of sagebrush steppe in Oregon
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12mDoes Wash. have enough money to protect legacy forests?
State budget cuts put older forests in limbo and complicate conservation goals
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6mHouse investigates 19 conservation groups it calls ‘radical,’ ‘extremist’
Seven Pacific Northwest and Montana groups are called out for alleged “fee-shifting” abuses
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17mStudy ties oil companies to water crisis. Will it stick in court?
Litigants try to pin climate damages on fossil fuel corps with a novel method of attributing blame
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5mWashington gets closer to massive carbon-market deal
Historic pact with California, Quebec comes as “federal government is trying to dismantle climate policy”
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17mWOW moment: How the Warner Creek blockade reshaped the Forest Wars
Thirty years after the legendary protest, activists gather to keep public engagement alive