Here’s a fact that astounds many of my friends: the average person in 1800 was not materially better off than

The Bozeman Citizens Climate Protection Task Force was formed to help the city reduce greenhouse-gas emissions 15 percent below 2000

Each year we winter a few dozen horses on our ranch. A good neighbor arranges this with his friends who

Record high energy prices and a recent trip to Europe prompt these thoughts on our energy future. The current energy

Title IX of a law passed in 1972 bans discrimination on the basis of sex in schools receiving federal funds.

It was a treat to see Jane Goodall during her recent visit to Bozeman. Dr. Goodall’s path-breaking research with chimpanzees

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently delisted the grey wolf from the ESA. This generated outcries from many directions

The World Bank reports that over the past three years global food prices have nearly doubled. I see three primary

Trust is a precious and often underappreciated quality in political, personal, and business relations. Trust fosters productive exchange and minimizes

I occasionally meet truly remarkable individuals. Sometimes, I have the good fortune to work with them. Rarely is it over