Chris Clarke

Get ready for a deep dive into the Western Solar Plan and its impact on our desert ecosystems. Here’s why we need to rethink solar deployment in our deserts and how we can do better.

Jonathan Thompson provides context on Utah's effort, linking it to the 1970s Sagebrush Rebellion against federal land management policies.

Basin and Range Watch, along with other groups, is working to preserve the southern Pahrump Valley

With reflections on desert advocacy and personal anecdotes, this episode sheds light on the intersection of life's trials and the desert's enduring beauty.

Chris talks to Luke Basulto about our no-legged cousins in the desert.

Under Chevron, agencies interpreted often vague language in laws passed by Congress. Supreme Court’s move now reallocates these decisions to the courts. We explain what this means. Become a desert defender!: https://90milesfromneedles.com/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information....

Don't call us shills. It won't work.

Mitch Miller and Steve Bardwell join us to discuss the significance of dark skies. "Light pollution is like bringing up the house lights during the best song," says Mitch. Learn more about protecting our dark skies with 90 Miles from Needles.

We delve into the dangers of desert heat in this episode. Learn about heat-related injuries, from sunburn and heat cramps to the severe threat of heatstroke and a lesser-known peril: pavement burns experienced by vulnerable populations. Practical tips for staying safe amidst climbing temperatures ...

Corn, squash, and beans aren’t just crops; they’re living symbols of resilience, culture, and hope.