For hundreds of years, beavers “kept North America hydrated,” says environmental author Ben Goldfarb. Now, some farmers, ranchers and land managers are advocating that we let them do their job again.
A Wyoming town looks beyond coal … to new uses for coal
Zarif Khan left his village on the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan in the early 1900s. He made it to Sheridan, Wyoming, and made a fortune making tamales.
How two lives came together at a Japanese American internment camp
As a child, the prospect of an overnight journey by train sounded exciting, but the reality of the situation soon sunk in — Norman had become one of the nearly 120,000 people of Japanese ancestry interned by President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
Why climate activists are laughing about global warming in Indiana