The Conservation Current
Michael KhamisTracking the collision between public lands and the energy buildout. Tech, policy, and the messy question of where we go next.
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Theodore Roosevelt National Monument - Photo by Alex Moliski on Unsplash
There is a fundamental shift in public input on public land oil and gas lease sales. Historically, the BLM said it had the authority to offer or defer any parcel in a...
They Didn't Change the Law. They Changed the Editor.
Glacier National Park - Photo by Hendrik Cornelissen on Unsplash
I grew up with one rule that didn’t have exceptions: leave a place cleaner than you found it. Not because anyone explained watershed nitrogen cycles to a ten-year-old. Becaus...
Geothermal, Honestly: A Field Guide to the Cleanest Power You’re Not Watching
New Mexico - Photo by Maddy Baker on Unsplash
You know how this usually goes. The BLM runs an oil-and-gas sale, somebody writes the furious headline, and we all move on. June 16 was one of those days. But it also had something quieter that...
In a Drought, Who Gets the Last Gallon?
Coconino National Forest - Photo by Edmundo Mendez, Jr. on Unsplash
On a March afternoon, a camera bolted to a tower out in Arizona’s Coconino National Forest caught something on the horizon. A little smudge. Could’ve been a cloud. Could’v...
The "energy" word problem
Photo by American Public Power Association on Unsplash
Watch any cable news segment about energy prices.
Watch the B-roll.
A reporter says “energy prices are surging.” Cut to a gas pump. Cut to an electricity bill. Cut to a flare stack i...
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