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    May 23 2024

    Take Action: Comment on Winter Travel Planning Efforts on the Rio Grande National Forest

    By sjca Lands Protection, Rivers, Take Action
    Help shape the future of winter recreation on the Rio Grande National Forest. Learn how to participate in the over-snow-vehicle planning process today!
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    May 16 2024

    Recent Court Ruling Overturns Prior Development Rejections, and Reignites Controversy over the Pillage Wolf Creek

    By sjca Lands Protection, Wolf Creek
    The Pillage at Wolf Creek is an ill-conceived fantasy of an out-of-state billionaire, who railroaded his vision through the federal bureaucracy without regard for the environment and communities it impacts.
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    Apr 29 2024

    Renewable Energy transition is Sparking a Renaissance in Four Corners Region

    By Mike Eisenfeld Energy Transition, Of Interest, Renewable Energy
    In the wake of coal plant and coal mine retirements in northwestern New Mexico, our community stands at a pivotal moment. The impacts of these closures have reverberated through every aspect of our lives, prompting us to reassess and prepare…
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    Apr 01 2024

    What’s New with LPEA? 

    By Emelie Frojen Energy Transition, Of Interest, Renewable Energy
    La Plata Electric Association has seen a lot of change over the past several months. From receiving its buy-out calculation and voting to exit its contract with Tri-State, filing suit against Tri-State, issuing a pass-through rate increase, to a major…
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