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    Mar 30 2015

    Cursed by Coal: Mining the Navajo Nation

    By sjca Coal
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    Mar 19 2015

    When rules are ignored, we can win

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Durango Herald Column
    It is not often enough that we get to celebrate wins in my line work, so today let’s pause to do exactly that. A few weeks ago, San Juan Citizens Alliance and our partners won a hard-fought legal case against…
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    Mar 17 2015

    King Coal II Mine Part 2: The Impacts

    By sjca Coal, Lands Protection
    This post is the second in a four-part series on the King Coal Mine in Hesperus written by guest contributor Lauren Pope. For Part I, click here.    Disruption Grupo Cemento de Chihahua’s (GCC) proposed expansion of the King Coal…
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    Mar 13 2015
    Photograph of Chaco sign

    Suit Filed to Protect Greater Chaco Region from Dangerous Fracking

    By sjca Lands Protection, Oil & Gas
    Rampant and unplanned drilling is threatening archeological sites and communities around Chaco. Despite the pleas of many, the BLM continues to permit drilling without assessing the impact to those sites, the environment or nearby communities. So, we're suing them. Below…
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