Deb Haaland is pushing for a federal reckoning with what the U.S. did to Native Americans. But she cannot be alone in her mission.

Trump sabotaged the agency on behalf of the fossil fuel industry. Biden will have to do more than simply repair the damage.

Rhetoric about American energy independence has long been used to trample Indigenous rights. The new era of renewables should be different.

For decades, the federal government has helped the extractive industry exploit Indigenous lands. Instead, it could support tribes that want to say “no.”

The congresswoman from New Mexico could make history if confirmed as head of the Department of the Interior. But there’s more to the story than that.

Although the recent auction of Arctic National Wildlife Refuge drilling rights flopped, Biden’s team will have a tough time rolling back a strategy designed to survive a Democratic White House.

The selection of Deb Haaland for secretary of the interior is a hard-earned and jubilant win for progressives, who have otherwise been disappointed by the Biden transition team.

The administration has become an ethics nightmare, as former industry shills now lead the EPA and the Interior Department.

The Interior Department denied plans to replace the agency's independent watchdog with a Trump loyalist—and then the watchdog released a damning report.

A new book argues that America's forests and streams provide far more value than they cost to support.

Trump once called the practice a "horror show." But his Interior secretary, Ryan Zinke, keeps doing favors for big-game killers.

With EPA chief Scott Pruitt gone, liberals are setting their sights on another Trump cabinet member whose scandals are mounting.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is the latest Trump official to be accused of extravagant travel costs and cozying up to industry.

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke wants to skyrocket entry fees while leasing adjacent land to oil and gas companies.

He campaigned as a guardian of birds. Now, his administration is pushing policies that could send billions of them to their graves.

They may be far away from the flames, but millions of residents are inhaling deadly pollution from the devastating wildfires.

In curiously similar language, they claim his proposed budget would return them to their "core mission" and allow them to work more "efficiently."