Tri-State to close Colorado, New Mexico coal plants and mines
Tipton blames Democrats for loss of jobs
Environment
One year later: Oil and gas worker’s death remains a mystery
Investigators find no ignition source in deadly explosion
Grocery stores make reducing food waste a priority in Durango
Compost company, nonprofits help divert items away from landfill
Cortez City Council supports Colorado Water Plan
But resolution in favor of oil and gas regulations fails
Public hearing on San Juan Generating Station scheduled
Community members encouraged to submit comment
Mesa Verde National Park looking for dark sky designation
Group says light pollution is costly, harmful to human and animal health
Montezuma County passes $51.4 million budget for 2020
Paved roads, solar power, and more law enforcement boost expenditures
New methane regulations lauded by Durango-area leaders, environmentalists
Colorado rules aim to cut greenhouse gas releases
Paradox Valley salt injection well nears end of life
Induced earthquakes trigger Reclamation to seek replacement
Teaching climate change a tricky endeavor in politically charged world
Durango schools allow students to reach their own conclusions
Durango shows support for Colorado’s proposed methane rules
Public hearing draws more than 100 people
Church’s Native Hope Solar brings light and heat to Navajo families
First United Methodist group’s efforts grow among isolated residents
New way to monitor snowpack could be critical in the arid West
Lidar technology more accurately measures snow depth
Fort Lewis College research lays foundation for next generation of nuclear power
Coolant technology helps reduce radioactive waste problem
Colorado Court of Appeals rules for mine cleanup
Uranium mine near Bedrock dormant for too long
Navajo Nation water project advances
Portion of 280-mile pipeline to tribes expected to be completed in spring 2020
Navajo Nation ends energy company’s general indemnity agreement
Leaders cite financial concerns over liability
Of 115 homeowners contacted, 1 shows up for meeting about uranium waste
Letters warning of possible contamination sent to 115 homeowners
Climate change taking toll on mountain towns
Fort Lewis College professor says certain steps can make a difference regionally
Letters sent to Durango residents warning of potential radioactive waste
State health department to hold public meeting next week