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The Story of Energy in the Four Corners

The Four Corners has long been the hub for energy production, specifically thanks to massive coal-fired power plants like San Juan Generating Station. As a new era of energy approaches, we reflect on the complicated history and look ahead at the future of energy in this area. Photo: EcoFlight

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Protect the areas you love. For over 35 years, San Juan Citizens Alliance has been avidly advocating for pure air, clean water, and healthy lands & wildlife in the San Juan Basin (our backyards!). Your support ensures we can continue our work in years to come!

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RiversTake ActionTake Action: Help Secure Water in the Dolores River
July 20, 2024

Take Action: Help Secure Water in the Dolores River

The Dolores River needs your support. Flows in the Dolores River below McPhee Dam depend in part on the way that the dam and irrigation infrastructure are operated. Two agreements that direct the operations and water management for McPhee Dam…
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Lands ProtectionWolf CreekProgress Report on the Village at Wolf Creek
June 19, 2024

Progress Report on the Village at Wolf Creek

Our legal fight to prevent the proposed Wolf Creek resort continues as we seek a rehearing before the 10th Circuit Court.
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Lands ProtectionRiversTake ActionTake Action: Comment on Winter Travel Planning Efforts on the Rio Grande National Forest
May 23, 2024

Take Action: Comment on Winter Travel Planning Efforts on the Rio Grande National Forest

Help shape the future of winter recreation on the Rio Grande National Forest. Learn how to participate in the over-snow-vehicle planning process today!
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We abuse land because we regard it as a commodity belonging to us. When we see land as a community to which we belong, we may begin to use it with love and respect.

Aldo Leopold
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