Wyoming

Grizzlies can soon be hunted in Yellowstone, Trump can't block you on Twitter, and a young arsonist gets what he had coming.

• By Rebecca Worby

In Wyoming, where Philip Anschutz is currently building the largest wind farm in the world, coal, which is cheap and plentiful, is the answer to just about everything.

• By Gabriel Kahn

Philip Anschutz wants to turn his 500-square-mile cattle ranch into the world’s largest wind farm. The project would generate four times more electricity than the Hoover Dam, enough to power all of the households in Los Angeles and San Francisco. It would also make Anschutz the nation’s most unlikely environmental hero—if he can ever get the thing built.

• By Gabriel Kahn

An early look at a Pacific Standard story that's currently only available to subscribers.

• By Pacific Standard Staff

In states whose economic engines run on dirty fuel, teaching kids about climate change is under new attack.

• By Jeff Turrentine

A sweeping new law could make data like photographs and soil samples inadmissible in court.

• By Jared Keller

Should kids be led out of class in handcuffs for being late to school?

• By Lauren Kirchner

The Geowives, a social club for women whose husbands work in the energy industry, is having difficulty attracting new members, but the existing group remains committed to its Tuesday afternoon lunches.

• By Irina Zhorov

A spiderweb of natural gas sites is making it harder for the antelope to roam.

• By Bruce Dorminey