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    Sep 17 2015

    Don’t let spill pass; it’s time to take action

    By sjca Durango Herald Column, Rivers
    The toxic plume from the Gold King Mine release has passed. Our river is no longer orange. Where do we go from here? It is possible that this disaster, like so many horrors we hear about daily, will pass us…
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    Sep 16 2015

    Water Board Decision Protects Dolores River and Instream Flows

    By sjca Rivers, Species
    The Alliance and our partners have been working for years to secure these instream protections for the Dolores vital to the native fish and overall health of the river. This is a big win!  We were disappointed that our local Southwest…
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    Aug 27 2015

    Judge Fails to Halt Fracking in Greater Chaco

    By sjca Oil & Gas
    The Alliance has been working to protect the Greater Chaco region from unchecked and unplanned oil and gas development for years. Our request to halt all drilling in the Greater Chaco region while our lawsuit makes its way through the courts was…
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    Aug 19 2015

    We deserve better science about Animas

    By sjca Durango Herald Column, Gold King Mine, Rivers
    If emotions were assigned a color, along the banks of the Animas and San Juan rivers, the color of fear is muddled orange. In the turbulent wake of the Gold King Mine accident, it is hard to miss the signs…
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