Environmental issue

EPA is coming to town

officials will provide updates on Superfund site

Gold King spill prompts new monitoring systems

will now test for pH, temperature, turbidity, conductance

EPA checks for Gold King spill dribble in to county

Plata County collects another $9,700 from feds

Environmental assessment of airport expansion presented

include 1,500 parking spaces

Environmental hurdles identified for expansion of Durango-La Plata County Airport

Consultants will study wetlands, endangered species, archaeological sites

Durango, students celebrate Arbor Day

EPA subpoenaed over Gold King Mine spill

committee backs off requiring only administrator to attend

Senate GOP vows to subpoena EPA chief in Gold Mine spill

McCarthy would be required to attend field hearing next week

Students in Durango investigate food waste for Earth Day project

Old Broads challenges middle schoolers to create documentaries

Fort Lewis College Environmental Center coordinator selected for statewide training

Landis will learn nonprofit best practices

In D.C., Gov. John Hickenlooper seeks action on mine cleanups

‘Time is now’ to move on West’s abandon, leaking hard-rock mining sites

Lightner Creek Mobile Home Park owner ordered to shut down sewage pond

officials say problems ignored for too long

Environmental groups encourage BLM to involve public in planning

The economic impact of the national parks surrounding the Moab, Utah, were cited Thursday as a reason the Bureau of…

U.S. lawmakers question federal mining agency’s budget

Hearing looks at impact on jobs, reclamation programs

Pine cones, snowpack show nothing’s average in Durango

As a longtime Southwest Colorado resident, you know that Mother Nature doesn’t “tell” us anything. Mother Nature shouts hysterically. She…

Plan for oil and gas regulations aired in Cortez

urge protection of mountain bike trails at Phil’s World

Snyder blames bureaucrats, EPA faults state in Flint crisis

square off at congressional hearing

Carbondale debates ‘climate action tax’ on utilities

Roaring Fork High School students Fiona Laird, left, and Tavia Teitler recently helped to dedicate the new 385-kilowatt solar array…

BLM extends comment period on oil and gas lease in HD Mountains

than 6,000-acres in the HD Mountains could be bid for oil and gas development

Bureau of Land Management targets sensitive lands in Southwest Colorado

Improved management sought to prevent damages

Aztec granny leads ‘Toxic Tour of Hell’

hours spent viewing the worst of oil and gas impacts

Poll: Americans split over safety of U.S. drinking water

weaker among minorities, poor in survey

San Juan Clean Water Coalition to hold launch party Monday

group to advocate for Animas River health

King II permit decision delayed

Planning Commission slates April 14 for vote