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    Aug 29 2020

    Protecting the Headwaters of the Animas River: Over 200 Comments Submitted

    By sjca Rivers
    The EPA proposed a new mine waste repository near Silverton, as part of their work at the Bonita Peak Superfund Site. We submitted our own SJCA comments on the proposal, and with your help sent in an extra 205 comments…
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    Aug 26 2020

    Take Action to Defend Chaco from Oil and Gas Development

    By sjca Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy
    Despite repeated requests to wait for in-person meetings following the Covid-19 pandemic, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Farmington Field Office is holding virtual meetings on a resource management plan that would approve nearly 3,000 new oil and gas wells…
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    Aug 21 2020

    Defense Spending Bill May Provide Path to Land Conservation

    By Mark Pearson Durango Herald Column, Lands Protection
    As Congress nears the finish line this year, the fate of conservation legislation dealing with a million acres in Colorado is left hanging. The House of Representatives has now twice passed both the Colorado Outdoor Recreation and Economy Act and…
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    Jul 29 2020

    BREAKING: New Mexico PRC embraces 100% renewable future for Four Corners

    By sjca Coal, Energy Transition, In the News
    Today, the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission unanimously decided to replace San Juan Generating Station power with 100 percent renewable energy when the coal-fired power plant is retired in 2022. This decision marks an extraordinary turning point in the energy…
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