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The Pronghorn and the GOP – Mother Jones

Inside the GOP’s decades-long strategy to undo the Endangered Species Act one critter at a time.

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30 Years Later, How Is the Northern Spotted Owl Faring?

30 Years Later, How Is the Northern Spotted Owl Faring?
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Saving One Type of Owl May Require Shooting Another

Despite pushback over its experimental killing of thousands of barred owls, the US Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed shooting many, many more: about 400,000 over 30 years..

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Increase in U S Wildfires Due to Climate Change • Watts Up With That?

Pro: Many media outlets are blaming “climate change” for the increased wildfires in the western United States. For example, this article from Vox: The West is burning. Climate change is making it worse. In the article they say: Climate change is supercharging wildfire season Like most of the West, drought conditions in California and Oregon have fueled

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The Power, Limits, and Evolving Uses of the Endangered Species Act

Close to 1,700 animals and plants have been listed under the policy, each with its own rich, complex history. These nine case studies represent benchmark moments in the act's history.

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