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    Nov 06 2015
    Wolf Creek Pass

    Further Delays for Court Ordered Release of Wolf Creek FOIA Documents

    By sjca Lands Protection, Wolf Creek
    The Forest Service is stalling again. Last month, partner organization Rocky Mountain Wild (RMW) won a lawsuit against the Forest Service for inappropriately withholding public documents that RMW requested in a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) concerning the proposed development…
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    Oct 29 2015

    EPA Proposing Rule for Natural Gas Processing Plants To Report Toxic Pollution

    By sjca Oil & Gas
    A big win for public health and communities' right-to-know! Astonishingly, the oil and gas extraction industry has never been required to report emissions to the Toxic Release Inventory (TRI), a federally-managed public database detailing how, what and where toxic chemicals are…
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    Oct 20 2015
    Wolf Creek Art Show

    Regional artists celebrate Wolf Creek Pass with traveling show

    By sjca Lands Protection, Wolf Creek
    In June nearly 40 artists convened on top of Wolf Creek Pass to celebrate its beauty and draw inspiration from the landscape. The over 70 pieces that resulted from the art day day are arriving at the Taylor Raymond Gallery…
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    Oct 15 2015

    Rabble-rousing can inspire us to make change

    By sjca Coal, Durango Herald Column, Of Interest, Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy
    In his Tuesday column, “The Republicans’ Incompetence Caucus,” conservative New York Times writer David Brooks excoriated the more radical elements of the Republican Party. Sordid intra-party politics playing out in broad daylight, now that’s a writer’s ticket. And yet, I’ll…
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