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    Nov 11 2021

    Prioritizing Public Lands

    By sjca Forest Health, Lands Protection, Newsletter
    Our work protecting the lands and forests across the San Juan Basin is ever-changing. Here is a quick summary of what we’re working on right now: Bootjack Ranch/Valle Seco Land Exchange The Decision Notice for this sordid and coordinated effort…
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    Nov 03 2021
    Ponderosa River Canyon Above

    Opportunities for Dolores River Conservation

    By Mark Pearson Durango Herald Column, Lands Protection, Rivers
    One of the most remarkable features of Southwest Colorado is the spectacular canyon carved by the Dolores River. On those occasions when an abundance of snowpack blesses our region, adventurers can enjoy floating through 100 miles of a wild canyon…
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    Oct 21 2021

    Land of Enchantment, Not Enchant Energy

    By Emelie Frojen Climate Change, Coal, Energy Transition
    The choice between continued coal power or equitable transition at San Juan Generating Station There is nothing enchanting about Enchant Energy’s proposal to continue burning dirty coal and emitting pollutants in the Four Corners long into the future. Enchant proposes…
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    Oct 19 2021
    Shiprock Teal Background

    Take Action: Expose Enchant Energy

    By sjca Climate Change, Take Action
    Expose Enchant Energy - We need your voice in asking the Farmington BLM to do a comprehensive environmental analysis of this project that includes thorough public participation. Enchant Energy is a company that seeks to continue burning coal at the…
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