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    Jul 11 2019
    Chaco drilling - Wildearth Guardians

    Groups Challenge BLM’s Response to Chaco Court Ruling 

    By sjca Oil & Gas
    Photo: Wildearth Guardians Even a court ruling doesn't seem to deter the Bureau of Land Management in Farmington. They are determined to push through industry wish lists, undermining environmental review, public input, and even the courts. We'll continue calling them…
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    Jun 27 2019

    Tri-State Seeks FERC Regulation

    By sjca Climate Change, LPEA Spotlight, Renewable Energy
    This blog series covers the monthly La Plata Electric Association (LPEA) Board of Directors meetings. We’re tracking the board for transparency and accountability, as well as to stay current on their renewable energy initiatives. Find past and future spotlights here. Get…
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    Jun 16 2019
    Solar Panels

    Our energy supply system is transforming

    By Mark Pearson Climate Change, Coal, Durango Herald Column, Energy Transition, Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy
    In just a few weeks, Public Service Co. of New Mexico will initiate the process to officially retire the San Juan Generating Station, the 1,600-megawatt, coal-fired behemoth outside Farmington that once burned coal day and night to generate electricity. It’s…
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    Jun 13 2019

    Video About Us!

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Energy Transition, Forest Health, Lands Protection, Oil & Gas, Renewable Energy, Rivers
    We made a video about who we are and what we do! A big thanks to Sean Owen of No Special Abilities Productions for making this happen.   Of course, it's impossible to get everything we do into a short...
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