I’m about to do something that may be a bit unconventional, unorthodox — maybe even uncouth: promoting a […]
Author: Jonathan P. Thompson
Alarm bells went off throughout the Animas and San Juan River drainages this weekend when big storms and […]
Okay, okay, okay. A week ago, I pointed out that this year’s snowfall, while big, still did not […]
This story by Jonathan P. Thompson ran in the Silverton Mountain Journal in winter of 2002. Given the […]
Let there be no doubt: It has been a snowy winter in the San Juan Mountains in southwestern […]
Preface: In December, High Country News published a story of mine titled, Is nuclear energy the key to […]
It’s a gray day here in Bulgaria, which has me yearning for warmer, sunnier days and the desert […]
When he was elected, President Donald Trump promised that he’d achieve American energy dominance by rolling back regulations […]
Way back when I was a teenager, I spent summers at my dad’s house outside of Cortez, Colorado. […]
The Bureau of Land Management will accept public comments on the draft Bears Ears National Monument management plan […]
