Urbanization - Page 10 of 10

$A fracking tower works in a remote desert area$

Urban oil drilling and fracking face opposition

By David Nazar | Friday, May 4, 2018

In Culver City, California, right in the middle of metropolitan Los Angeles, residents are concerned about oil drilling and fracking just blocks from their neighborhood.

A bleeding wolf with a collar strapped around its neck.

Leaving tracks: Count shows scant growth in Mexican gray wolf population

By Jenna Miller | Wednesday, May 2, 2018

The latest Mexican gray wolf survey shows an increase of just one wolf.

the fountain at Fountain Hills spouts water into the sky at night with the moon illuminating the background

Looking at the stars: Phoenix suburb earns ‘dark sky’ designation

By Meagan Boudreau | Wednesday, May 2, 2018

Fountain Hills is deemed one of the world's 18 dark sky communities by the International Dark Sky Association

Rat poison in prey threatens owls, other animals

By Gabriel Sandler | Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2017

People use rodenticides to kill rats, but the pesticides kill other wildlife, especially great horned owls.