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Earlier today, the Trump administration revoked the EPA’s greenhouse gas Endangerment Finding. According to the EPA’s website regarding the 2009 finding:
“The Administrator finds that the current and projected concentrations of the six key well-mixed greenhouse gases—carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), perfluorocarbons (...
A decade ago, I hauled a small camper behind my 2011 Toyota FJ cruiser from Idaho Falls north through Montana, British Columbia, the Yukon, and Alaska, and eventually took in the view of the Arctic Ocean from the end of the Dalton Highway at Deadhorse. It was my “trip of a lifetime,” and I’d do it again in a heartbeat, even with older bones and hair that’s gone from a solid “...
If you’ve devoted any time at all to fishing the storied waters of Yellowstone National Park, you’ve probably put in some time on the Firehole River. And, if you’ve fished the Firehole any later than, say, the second week of June, or before mid-September, I’m betting there’s a chance that you didn’t do too well.
Thayer is an old man’s name, and the man wore it well. Once tall and lithe, he now walked with a slight crook in his shoulders, but his gray eyes were still fierce and focused. He passed the brand-new, tarped tractor that his son Lonnie had bought with his enlistment bonus. When Thayer asked why he needed it, Lonnie had said “So you have more time.”
“To do what?”
<...In the grand scheme of things, fly fishing really isn’t all that important. We’re not curing cancer, or ending world hunger, or housing the homeless. That said, our fishing is indeed valuable to us on an individual level. It makes us smile, helps us relax and gives us the perfect excuse to spend more time in nature. And since that’s the case, there are very few of us who woul...