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    May 24 2022

    PRESS RELEASE: Four Corners community groups fight to retain hard-won public benefits in merger case appeal

    By sjca Oil & Gas, Press Release
    Today, four northwest New Mexico community groups, along with the Coalition for Clean Affordable Energy (CCAE), joined an appeal to the state’s Supreme Court challenging the rejection of a merger between PNM Resources and Avangrid, a global leader in renewable…
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    May 12 2022

    Take Action: Protect Clean Water in Colorado

    By sjca Rivers, Take Action
    The comment window for this action alert has closed. Thanks for your interest! To stay involved and receive updates, please sign up for our emails. As we move into a future of climate uncertainty, and as streams with exceptional water…
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    Apr 29 2022

    Take Action: Protect Greater Chaco

    By Emelie Frojen Oil & Gas, Take Action
    Bighorns need our help! Disease from domestic sheep is threatening bighorns in Colorado. We need CPW to help close high risk domestic allotments.
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    Apr 19 2022

    Abandoned mines, wells present vexing problems

    By Mark Pearson Durango Herald Column, Energy Transition, LPEA Spotlight
    Our region hosts an abundance of abandoned mine sites and orphaned oil and gas wells. They contaminate our water and air with acid mine drainage and leaking methane. They are the legacy of decades of resource extraction, and unfortunately, taxpayers…
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