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    Oct 15 2018
    Oil well in Greater Chaco

    SJCA Shines Light on Proposal to Double Drilling Density

    By sjca Oil & Gas
    Hilcorp tried to sneak through a rule change that would double the drilling density in San Juan and Rio Arriba Counties in New Mexico - without public input or analysis of impacts. You may have heard we've been making a…
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    Oct 01 2018
    We're Suing, Again

    SJCA & Broad Coalition Challenges BLM Gutting the Methane Rule

    By sjca Oil & Gas
    Again? Yes, again. It's hard to keep track how many times and in how many different ways this administration has attempted to gut the two common-sense methane rules established under the Obama Administration. Secretary Zinke has tried, and failed, twice…
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    Sep 27 2018
    Take action: call senator Gardner

    TAKE ACTION: Call Senator Gardner!

    By sjca Forest Health, Lands Protection, Rivers, Species
    Recently, Senator Gardner told a group gathering in Norwood, Colorado that he wouldn't stand in the way of the San Juan Mountains Wilderness Act moving forward. We're looking to him now to make to good on his commitment to move…
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    Sep 23 2018

    Will APS Work With NM Stakeholders?

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Renewable Energy
    The era of coal is over. We must demand a just transition for impacted families and communities now. APS, having profited billions from the hardworking families and communities of northwestern New Mexico, has a responsibility to help fund that transition.…
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