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Study: Climate change is transforming local forests

Study: Climate change is transforming local forests

Climate change expected to alter Southwest Colorado forests

October 10, 2017

Prescribed burn planned for Lone Mesa

Prescribed burn planned for Lone Mesa

will thin forest, improve wildlife habitat

October 3, 2017

Proposed Hovenweep drilling criticized for harm to views, night sky

Proposed Hovenweep drilling criticized for harm to views, night sky

Environmentalists: Views too valuable

October 2, 2017

Monuments report challenges limits of protections

Monuments report challenges limits of protections

Antiquities Act, landscapes like Grand Canyon count as ‘objects’ that can be protected

September 20, 2017

A new balance: The undoing of Obama’s environmental policy

A new balance: The undoing of Obama’s environmental policy

courts have slowed some environmental rollbacks, but many have moved ahead

September 14, 2017

River Protection Workgroup disbands over disagreements

River Protection Workgroup disbands over disagreements

Workgroup tried a regionwide approach to land, water management

Crews survey fish on lower Dolores River, discard bass

Crews survey fish on lower Dolores River, discard bass

scoured channel, improved habitat on lower Dolores River

Career manager of Bureau of Reclamation retires

Career manager of Bureau of Reclamation retires

Harrell had 35-year career with Bureau of Reclamation

Dolores teacher chosen to serve on state education cabinet

Dolores teacher chosen to serve on state education cabinet

Vaughn will advise education commissioner

Hickenlooper commits to uphold the Paris climate agreement

Hickenlooper commits to uphold the Paris climate agreement

to cut greenhouse-gas emissions by 26 percent by 2025

Cameco avoids fine for spilling waste on U.S. 191

Cameco avoids fine for spilling waste on U.S. 191

Cameco’s radioactive shipments halted until remedied

Presentation on Climate Reality Project is planned

Presentation on Climate Reality Project is planned

A presentation on the Climate Reality Project will be given on Saturday, July 8, at 10 a.m. at the Cortez…

Commissioners vote to restrict Sage Hen road access

Commissioners vote to restrict Sage Hen road access

Temporary closure until November

Blanding, Ute tribe debate uranium mill

Blanding, Ute tribe debate uranium mill

Discussion pits jobs against uranium waste

Cortez council OKs letter supporting unchanged Canyons monument

Cortez council OKs letter supporting unchanged Canyons monument

council’s letter asks for no changes to designation

Use of dust-control product put on hold

Use of dust-control product put on hold

water supplier is out of compliance

San Juan Forest proposes prescribed burn plan

San Juan Forest proposes prescribed burn plan

is to reduce fuels, improve forest ecology

Meet Jane, a climate scientist who fled the government

Meet Jane, a climate scientist who fled the government

Worries about science censorship drove her from her post at the Energy Department

Reports: Climate is shrinking West water supply

Reports: Climate is shrinking West water supply

studies show dry times ahead

Ute protesters march to Utah uranium mill

Ute protesters march to Utah uranium mill

Mountain Utes concerned about health impacts from White Mesa

Group holds rally against uranium mill

Group holds rally against uranium mill

Protesters will march along U.S. 191 in Utah

Destruction of biocrust could slow down warming

Destruction of biocrust could slow down warming

destroying biocrust communities, climate change could slow down warming

Dolores Trout Unlimited wins award for climate study

Dolores Trout Unlimited wins award for climate study

Climate study takes close look at upper Dolores River

Group campaigns for climate discussion in Cortez

Group campaigns for climate discussion in Cortez

Film, essay contest, rally planned during April