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Replacing agriculture with solar panels could help solve the West’s energy and water crises. But farmers are fighting back.
The conflict between agriculture, renewable power and water supply is playing out in the desert.
The California’s Air Resources Board, who have been mandating emission standards for decades, recently voted to stop selling new gas cars in the state by 2035. But in this political climate, can California continue to lead the way?
The desert tortoise is teetering on the brink of extinction. Can California’s Endangered Species Act save it from oblivion?
Eight decades ago, the Mojave Desert was home to hundreds of tortoises per square mile.
Billionaire Phil Anschutz — who owns the Coachella music festival, the Los Angeles Kings hockey team and L.A.'s Crypto.com Arena — is preparing to build the nation’s largest wind farm. We traveled the route.
A battle over olive oil labeled as Californian has implications beyond the state’s groves, drawing in food safety advocates, marketing consultants and hedge fund players.
Today, you can find California olive oil in stores across the country.
