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    May 28 2014
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    Change Requires Becoming Unreasonable

    By sjca Climate Change, Durango Herald Column
    Our society has an unhealthy infatuation with the image of the reasonable man. You know the one I’m talking about. Well-coiffed, prudent, good with money – he exudes an air of paternal stability, a counterbalance to an otherwise dangerous and…
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    May 14 2014

    We Can’t Allow Government To Ignore Our Voices

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Durango Herald Column
    Stop the press! Something wild just happened. I, Dan Olson, found common cause with the tea party. Coming from your local environmental group, this declaration deserves some unpacking. Two Saturdays ago, I attended a “public meeting” at the Durango Community…
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    May 14 2014

    Side-Splitting Viral Video – Follow The Frog

    By sjca Of Interest
    We are always looking for great examples of storytelling here at the Alliance.  And man... did we find one with this video.  Engaging, hilarious, and convincing (even if we don’t fully support the “buy this way to save the world”…
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    May 01 2014

    When It Comes To Energy, Which Camp Are You In?

    By sjca Climate Change, Durango Herald Column, Renewable Energy
    Good news! (Kind of). Once again, election season is upon us. No, no – not the 2014 midterms. I’m talking about the annual La Plata Electric Association Board of Directors election. For the uninitiated, LPEA is our electric cooperative. Unlike…
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