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    Oct 27 2016
    Chaco Canyon Photo by Mark Pearson

    Court allows continued intensive, unstudied fracking in Greater Chaco Northwest New Mexico oil drilling will continue despite risks to communities, cultural resources and environment

    By sjca Oil & Gas
    The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Farmington Field Office has agreed that their 2003 Resource Management Plan (RMP) does not sufficiently plan for fracking around Chaco Canyon. Yet, while they amend their RMP to reflect this awareness, they are still approving…
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    Oct 27 2016
    Oil and Gas Tour New Mexico

    An SJCA Field Tour: Seeing Oil and Gas Up Close

    By sjca Oil & Gas
    It's easy to overlook what's happening in oil and gas fields. Most of us don't live at ground zero and the pollution is often invisible to the human eye. So, last weekend SJCA bussed folks from Durango, CO 45-miles south to Bloomfield, NM. We examined…
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    Oct 25 2016
    Methane Map

    Oil and gas is devastating our health and public lands.

    By sjca Lands Protection, Oil & Gas
    Area threatened by existing oil and gas development (yellow) on top of public lands (blue) in Northwest New Mexico. See oilandgasthreatmap.com for interactive map.   You can’t drive through Northwest New Mexico and Southwest Colorado and miss our region’s oil…
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    Oct 20 2016
    Ecoflight aerial photo over Mesa Verde and Montezuma County

    In this dark political season, reasons for hope

    By sjca Durango Herald Column, Lands Protection
    Photo Credit: Ecoflight In the past week, I have had the opportunity to speak with some truly inspiring people, and get this: a few were politicians. I know, sounds improbable, right? This election season, the words “politician” and “inspiring” seem…
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