ENDANGERED SPECIES
This fish's modified protections win favor; others won't
A Fish and Wildlife Service plan to protect the tiny trispot darter foreshadows larger and louder fights over the agency's moves on other threatened species.
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Michael Doyle, E&E News reporter
A Fish and Wildlife Service plan to protect the tiny trispot darter foreshadows larger and louder fights over the agency's moves on other threatened species.
Historians have long debated what led to the Neo-Assyrian Empire's rapid expansion and ultimate downfall. While politics and economics played a role, scientists now point to another possible factor: climate change.
By Chelsea Harvey in Climatewire
The National Park Service has disbanded an industry-dominated outdoor recreation advisory panel that wanted to expand private services at federal campgrounds.
By Rob Hotakainen in Greenwire
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Historians have long debated what led to the Neo-Assyrian Empire's rapid expansion and ultimate downfall. While politics and economics played a role, scientists now point to another possible factor: climate change.
By Chelsea Harvey in Climatewire
The National Park Service has disbanded an industry-dominated outdoor recreation advisory panel that wanted to expand private services at federal campgrounds.
By Rob Hotakainen in Greenwire