Breakthrough Proposal Would Aid Drought-Stricken Colorado River
The $1.2 billion proposal is a potential breakthrough in a stalemate over how to deal with a rising problem that pitted Western states against one another.
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What Might Cuts to Dwindling Colorado River Mean for States?
A multi-decade drought worsened by climate change is adding to the urgency.
After Fewer Bison Left Yellowstone, Population Set to Grow
In the past, the bison capture and slaughter program has met resistance from animal rights activists.
Haaland OK’d at Interior, First Native American Cabinet Head
For the first time a Native American will lead the powerful department.
50 Yellowstone Bison Transported to Montana Reservation
There are 64 female and 25 male bison still under quarantine in Yellowstone facilities.
Judge: US Must Release $679M in Tribal Virus Relief Funds
He says continued delay in the face of an exceptional public health crisis no longer is acceptable.
States, Tribe Seek to Suspend Coal Sales on US Lands
A years-long decline in U.S. coal production has accelerated.
Judge: US Not Unreasonably Delaying Virus Relief for Tribes
Payments didn't start going out until more than a week after the April 26 deadline set by Congress.
South Dakota Gov. Noem, Tribes in Virus Checkpoints Standoff
The standoff and potential legal fight comes amid longstanding tensions.
Tribes Have Yet to Get Share of $8B in Virus Relief Money
The agency says it will post details on its website, but nothing appeared as of Monday.