Energy and Environment

By Russell Gold The Wall Street Journal DICKINSON, N.D.—North Dakota officials have a challenge many states would love to face: figuring out how to manage

By Jared Green American Society of Landscape Architects Lakiya Culley, an administrative assistant at the U.S. State Department and mother of three, just moved into

By Stephen Lacey Climate Progress After a 21-city tour educating people on a new fossil fuel divestment campaign, climate activists are starting to see results.

By Zack Colman The Hill If you’d like to discuss energy issues, contact Court Rich, Co-Chair of Rose Law Group’s Renewable Energy Department at crich@roselawgroup.com

By Maryann Battle Cronkite News For seven weeks this fall, workers and scientists labored from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., six days a week, digging

By Harold Kitching Casa Grande Dispatch Approval was given Monday night to change land use on 60 acres adjacent to Dave White Regional Park to

The Colorado Oil and Gas Association has sued Longmont, Colo. that outlawed hydraulic fracturing. The suit alleges voters had no right to ban the drilling

By Vince Font Renewable Energy World 2012 was a big year for solar, both domestically and globally, with some unlikely players throwing their hats into

Calif. utilities target rooftop solar By Chris Clarke REWIRE California’s three largest investor-owned utilities are renewing their complaints over rooftop solar, according to a story

National Coal Mining Museum Fits Solar Panels

If you’d like to discuss energy issues, contact Court Rich, Co-Chair of Rose Law Group’s Renewable Energy Department at crich@roselawgroup.com   Rio Rico, Ariz. –

By Sandra Fabritz-Whitney, John Sullivan, David Modeer, Kathleen Ferris and Warren Tenney The Arizona Republic Sandra Fabritz-Whitney is director of the Arizona Department of Water

By Ahron Sherman Kingman Daily Miner The process to open the Chloride Copper Mine, formerly known as Emerald Isle, has been drawn out over the

Duke Energy Renewables has purchased a solar power project at the University of Arizona’s technology park that is expected to begin commercial operation in the

By David Wichner Arizona Daily Star If you’d like to discuss energy issues, contact Court Rich, Co-Chair of Rose Law Group’s Renewable Energy Department at

By Khara Persad Cronkite News Photos by Kazi Haque/City of Maricopa The air gets so bad on some days that Marilyn Wyant has to wear

By Ben Geman The Hill Four out of five people in the U.S. say global warming will be a big problem for the nation without

Because of a law passed during the presidency of Ulysses S. Grant, the federal government does not collect royalties from gold, silver, copper and other

Rising demand and falling supply have water managers in the arid West projecting that the Colorado River won’t be able to meet the demands over