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    Navajo Mine

    Nov 09 2017
    Aerial photo from EcoFlight

    Groups Appeal District Court’s Dismissal of Case on Four Corners Power Plant and Navajo Mine

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal
    Photo: EcoFlight While other coal plants in the region are announcing early closures, due in large part to the low cost of renewables, the 55-year-old Four Corners Power Plant was issued a whopping 25-year permit extension in 2015. As you may remember,…
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    Apr 20 2016

    NEW VIDEO: Time’s Up For Coal at the Four Corners Power Plant

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal

    The Four Corners Power Plant (FCPP) and Navajo Mine complex is a massive source of pollution. It can’t be permitted to operate until 2041. Learn More. Amid last year’s crumbling coal economy, and despite promises to address climate change, the Obama Administration approved a…

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    Mar 15 2016
    El Segundo Mine

    LETTER: Suggestions for Reforming the Federal Coal Program

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal
    "This path must be paved with common sense policy changes that address our near-term climate challenges, aid coal-dependent communities to help them emerge from transition more sustainable and prosperous, defend taxpayers and the broader American interest, and protect our legacy of public lands." In…
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    Dec 22 2015
    Four Corners Power Plant

    Lawsuit to Challenge Feds’ Approval of Decades More Coal Pollution at Four Corners

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Species
    Photo Credit: EcoFlight This is a huge moment. Today we joined together with Diné CARE and other regional and national conservation groups to seek justice for the communities and species threatened by the the Four Corners Power Plant and Navajo…
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    Mar 19 2015

    When rules are ignored, we can win

    By sjca Climate Change, Coal, Durango Herald Column
    It is not often enough that we get to celebrate wins in my line work, so today let’s pause to do exactly that. A few weeks ago, San Juan Citizens Alliance and our partners won a hard-fought legal case against…
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