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May 07 2015

Did the blinders come off on the Four Corners coal complex?

By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Renewable Energy

A do-over. That’s what we and our partners asked the Department of Interior (DOI) for when they released their Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for the Four Corners Power Plant and Navajo Mine Energy Project last year. Did we get…

Apr 30 2015

King Coal II Mine Part 3: History, expansion, permits, and oversight

By sjca Coal, Lands Protection

This post is the third in a four-part series on the King Coal Mine in Hesperus written by guest contributor Lauren Pope. Read Part I, and Part 2: The Impacts. Ridiculous Revival At a time when world changing technological advances - hybrid cars,…

Apr 16 2015

LPEA needs leaders with vision, expertise

By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Durango Herald Column, Renewable Energy

We live in exciting times. Just how exciting? Check this out. What was a fairly sedate affair historically – the La Plata Electric Association annual board of director’s election – has transformed into a proxy vote for the community’s vision…

Apr 14 2015

Methane and the Four Corners Hotspot

By Mike Eisenfeld Oil & Gas

By now I’m sure you’ve heard the news. The Four Corners region is the “methane hot spot” of the country. To help the public better understand the science behind this unfortunate designation, The Four Corners Public Science Forum on Methane…

Did the blinders come off on the Four Corners coal complex?

King Coal II Mine Part 3: History, expansion, permits, and oversight

LPEA needs leaders with vision, expertise

Methane and the Four Corners Hotspot

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