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Fort Lewis College beats emissions-reduction goal

School exceeds first benchmark of 20 percent reduction

Groups help restore Dolores River

The Dolores River Boating Advocates are continuing their efforts to restore the health of the river below McPhee Dam. The group planted native grasses and trees near the San Miguel confluenc...

Governor Hickenlooper’s office prepared to assist in Silverton Superfund negotiations

Silverton officials unanimous vote to pursue listing draws praise from environmental groups

Mine tailings a longtime Silverton-Durango issue

Recently released archival photos of mine tailing pits above Silverton highlight that not much has changed when it comes to complaints about mine waste since the region’s early settlement. ...

Drilling boom means more harmful waste spills to come

CROSSROADS, N.M. – Carl Johnson and son Justin, who have complained for years about spills of oilfield wastewater where they raise cattle in the high plains of New Mexico, stroll across a 1½...

Metal sediment unlikely to dissolve

FLC professors plan research on effects on plants

Nevada neighborhood first to feel sting of sage-grouse rules

SUN VALLEY, Nev. – One of the first, actual on-the-ground disruptions caused by new U.S. efforts to protect the greater sage-grouse isn’t on a cattle ranch in Oregon or an oil field in Color...

Link between Navajo suicides, mine spill not clear

Tribe’s vice president skeptical waste release led to the deaths

Lawmakers question EPA reports that reference Colorado agency’s involvement with Gold King spill

State officials contradict account

Colorado disputes key part of EPA Gold King Mine report

State officials did not sign off on plan, according to letter

Local officials to tour Superfund sites around Colorado

Visits aim to better understand federal cleanup designation

Durangoans weigh in on greenhouse-gas limits

Clean Power Plan hearing comes on day CO2 reaches recorded high