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    Jan 04 2017
    EPA to update oil and gas waste regulations

    Victory! EPA Must Review Oil and Gas Waste Rules

    By sjca Oil & Gas
    Oil and gas wastes are exempt from hazardous waste regulations. What? They shouldn't be. Fracking and oil waste contain dangerous chemicals that are injected back into the grounds, stored in pits and even sprayed on roads. There are 13,379 oil and gas waste…
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    Dec 22 2016
    Photo of hiker with quote

    SJCA Board President Looks Toward 2017

    By sjca Climate Change, Lands Protection, Of Interest, Oil & Gas
    Photo: Alex Pullen By Chris Wilkins I’ve learned a lot of things serving on the SJCA board – how a non-profit budget works, how many acronyms there are in the government, how LONG everything takes in the environmental world. It…
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    Dec 21 2016
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    Veteran board member bids farewell, reflects on SJCA’s 30th

    By sjca Of Interest
    By Chuck McAfee Thirty years for San Juan Citizens Alliance—this year we’re 30 years old and more effective than ever. That’s what comes to mind when I think about the Alliance. The reasons that we are here are so fundamental—air,…
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    Dec 21 2016
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    Call your Senators: No Pruitt for EPA!

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Of Interest, Oil & Gas, Rivers
    Last night we hosted an event called Cookies for Calls: No Pruitt for EPA. We handed out homemade cookies to those of you who stopped by and made a call to your Senators. Many of you had never called an…
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