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While the Biden administration talks a good talk on climate action, the reality is they’re in bed with the oil and gas industry
Lawsuit aims to ensure Environmental Protection Agency cracks down on smog
Groups call on Douglas County Commission to nix proposal to pipe groundwater to Colorado Front Range
The agreement pauses extraction activities on the oil and gas leases and requires the Bureau of Land Management to engage in significantly enhanced Tribal consultation and public meetings
U.S. appeals court rules Trump-era mine expansion illegally approved
Wildlife advocates, outdoor recreationists, and public lands enthusiasts celebrate enactment of momentous law banning traps, snares, and poisons
Greater Chaco Coalition sends follow up letter to Interior calling for a pause on fracking, meaningful consultation, and better process
Mexican gray wolf population count increases, but lobos are still among rarest species in the southwestern U.S.
Affected areas are home to nearly 50 million people, including Coloradans along the Front Range
Wildlife Services killed 64,131 coyotes, 24,687 beavers, 3,014 foxes, 605 bobcats, 433 black bears, 324 gray wolves, 200 cougars, and 6 endangered grizzly bears
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