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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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...
Solar Panels on Farmland: The Honest Case for Agrivoltaics
Tobi Kellner, Heggelbach Farm in Germany CC BY-SA 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0, via Wikimedia Commons
You’ve heard the press-release version. Farmers double their income, crops grow better under panels, water use dr...
Every Kid Needs a "Forest"
There are spots along Skyline Blvd where the trail crests and the world opens. On the ridge the Santa Cruz Mountains drop east and west. To one side, the southern end of the bay. To the other, The Pacific. On a clear day you can see it all....
Pulse of the Land | The Lights Are Dimming
"The nation behaves well if it treats the natural resources as assets which it must turn over to the next generation increased, and not impaired, in value."
Theodore Roosevelt
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Public lands, energy, minerals: the wild tradeoffs nobody wants to name.
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