As protesters at Standing Rock clean up camp and head home, their fight has inspired others who are trying to stop pipeline construction elsewhere. Marfa Public Radio’s Sally Beauvais takes us to the Big Bend Region of Texas, where construction on a natural gas pipeline is almost complete.

As Camp Clears, North Dakota Looks To Post-Protest Life by Inside Energy

President Donald Trump gave new momentum to the controversial Keystone X-L Pipeline when he took office. But the final say on whether the pipeline is built may lie on the Great Plains. For Inside Energy, Grant Gerlock reports on landowners in a rural part of Nebraska who promise to put a kink in the president’s plans.

Each week, Inside Energy joins our partner radio station, KUVO, for a discussion about the big energy stories we’re watching. This week, while Democratic governors across the country are stepping up on cutting emissions, Colorado’s John Hickenlooper is stepping back. Ben Storrow, a reporter with E&E News, joined KUVO to discuss his recent article on Hickenlooper’s latest moves.

The coal industry is in transition, challenged by a natural gas boom and regulations aimed at reducing carbon emissions. We are covering this collapse from ground zero, in Wyoming, where 40 percent of the nation’s coal is mined.

Trump Jumps Into Pipeline Fight by Inside Energy

For Murrows: a compilation of Inside Energy/Prairie Public stories on the Dakota Access pipeline

Coal State Considers Carbon Future Under Trump by Inside Energy

2016 was the year the collapse of the coal industry finally hit the epicenter of US production: Wyoming's mineral-rich Powder River Basin. Two out of the four largest coal companies in the US declared bankruptcy. They shed hundreds of their Wyoming miners at all once. In this story, Inside Energy’s Leigh Paterson takes us to northeastern Wyoming, where a recent boost in coal prices and production, along with a pro-coal president has hopes rising.

Months In, Pipeline Protest Quiets As North Dakotans Take Stock by Inside Energy