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    May 08 2020

    Take Action to Defend Chaco – Ask BLM to Act Humanely

    By sjca Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy
    After almost a decade of plodding analysis, the Bureau of Land Management’s Farmington Field Office is attempting to rush through a plan to authorize thousands more oil and gas wells surging towards Chaco Culture National Historical Park. Your voice is…
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    May 05 2020

    The HD’s – “Just” Quiet, Beauty and Wildlife Habitat

    By sjca Lands Protection, Oil & Gas
    It wasn’t the several contiguous weeks of working from my home “office” that motivated me to journey to the HD Mountains (between Bayfield and Chimney Rock National Monument); rather it was the need to see firsthand yet another set of…
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    Apr 29 2020

    PRC Delay of San Juan Coal Plant’s Replacement Decision is Unfortunate and Risky

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Energy Transition, In the News
    Photo: EcoFlight The New Mexico Public Regulation Commission (PRC) delayed the approval of two solar and battery projects that would partially replace the electricity from San Juan Generating Station. These projects, which had record-breaking low prices, would have brought jobs…
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    Apr 27 2020

    As Coal-Fire Power Plants Close, Our Skies are Clearing

    By Mark Pearson Climate Change, Coal, Durango Herald Column, Renewable Energy
    One of the noticeable, and remarkable, changes in recent years has been the dramatic improvement in visibility and air pollution in the Four Corners. Longer-term residents routinely comment on the increased clarity and the sharper vistas of distant ranges like…
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