by Michael | Apr 25, 2012 | Conservation, Resources
Russ Bowles unloads dogfish that will be sold to make fish and chips from the Serena. The vessel changes the species it fishes for based on quotas set by the National Marine Fisheries Council. As the region’s quote for a more valuable species is met, and...
by Michael | Nov 12, 2011 | Resources, Social Issues
In a single day last week I saw the stacks of the San Juan Generating Station and the Four Corners Power Plant belching steam and coal smoke into the atmosphere above New Mexico, and then met a Navajo family who live below a power line fed below those plants, but have...
by Michael | Nov 8, 2011 | Colorado, Conservation, Photojournalism, Resources
The side of our bus is painted with a command to “Follow the Sun,” and we tried to heed its instructions. Really, we did. But at midnight, when a dozen of us were pushing the bus through a blizzard up highway 550 in northern New Mexico, it didn’t...
by Michael | Nov 1, 2011 | Colorado, Resources
Walking dead on the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, CO on Halloween, 2011 So what’s brought all these walking dead to Colorado? Last night in Durango, CO, zombies behaved like, well, zombies. The unsanctioned walk of the dead (good zombies always apply for...
