@andrewjfhoward @politico WATCH OUT EVERYONE HOWIE IS BACK

Watershed and wildfire recovery is crucial work in one of the country's hottest and driest places. But the funding for one group doing exactly that—like others across the nation—has been passed by the Trump admin. My latest dives into the impacts: https://t.co/zVMxjYKcRQ

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@piperjhansen never seen a more enraging thing in my life

“We’ve already seen our staff and our children ill from the effects of drilling,” said one owner of a daycare adjacent to a drill site with four wells. “We cannot afford to have another site adding onto the harmful effects from the emissions we are already experiencing.”

If you attend, you should join @awhager and me on a tour exploring where Arizona gets its water, featuring a tour of a dam, massive reservoir, solar-covered canals, an aquifer recharge area that doubles as a riparian ecosystem, and talks from water policy experts😎 Sign up!!!

Conservation may be one of Biden’s lasting achievements, protecting landscapes from the Colorado Plateau to the Mojave desert and beyond. But local tribes and environmentalists fear those protections may soon be undone by the Trump administration. https://t.co/08LRpd1WB6

Some good news: For two years, I've covered the struggle of the Desert Center community to have their voices heard as solar projects circled them. They've finally won, getting a 1-mile buffer from the latest project as well as funding for the community. https://t.co/lRco50uHZ9

Proud to work for an outlet that runs a 13-person byline to cover how President Trump is upending US climate action around the country, written by people based in those places. We’ll continue to cover how climate change is impacting people and places for the next 4 years.

“If there’s something to stop this rush to take over our bays and our resources, it’s going to have to come from the communities and the people,” Wilson said. “I think civil disobedience is going to be showing its head and I say go for it.” https://t.co/9i5ISDXA33

“If the Trump administration turns a deaf ear to these concerns,” he said, “it will be undermining U.S. leadership and global standing at precisely the wrong time, a self-inflicted wound of the utmost severity.” https://t.co/MznPRox2kL

If you’re in the area, come check it out! Should be a great conversation. https://t.co/8EUdyfJhJy

@zagbagtx @KPaoletta Hot and dry, for two main examples.

Tonight, I’ll be moderating a discussion with @KPaoletta at Changing Hands in Phoenix. We’ll be discussing his new book on the history and future of the major cities of the Southwest—and what they can tell the rest of the country on living in an increasingly hostile environment.

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many thoughts on the Burgum hearing, some takeaways from me - public lands, unsurprisingly, will be key to "energy dominance" - national monuments like Bears Ears will be on the chopping block - turning over public lands to states in the name of affordable housing is likely

@HorseySeven @wmata public transportation deniers HATE to see you coming

@piperjhansen @statepress as soon as life gives me a moment to read a book I'm so in this groupchat

The Bureau of Land Management has initiated a mineral withdrawal in the Amargosa Valley, one of the country’s most biodiverse places where the threat of a proposed lithium mine united a community. I wrote about the push for withdrawal last summer. https://t.co/i2qYpPy3Jh

Big news for public lands. The Supreme Court refused to hear Utah's case to try to take over the federal public land found in the state. Details from @HUFH4M https://t.co/72kO15QZGr